When trying to open Configuration studio in any engineering station or servers in Honeywell Experion PKS DCS I am getting an errors attached below , please help me to resolve these issues.
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Thanks Paul can you please tell me what is the path to registry where to find it in system.If you have a service agreement with Honeywell I would be contacting GTAC for help.
I have had a similar issue in the past with ControlBuilder when there were rogue disabled ethernet interfaces (Virtual Machine) left on the server after a version migration, the resolution was to find them in the registry and remove them. Make sure you check with GTAC first before you do anything to your system, more often than not they will resolve your issue on the first or second try.
Hi Paul I am pleased to inform you that the problem is solved now, we found out that the D drive of the server is almost full and running out of the memory so we deleted some archive files to create disk space after that we try to open the configuration studio and it works, don't know is this the exact reason but it works.Hi aqib,
If this is a production system I highly recommend getting support from GTAC, as there could be many reasons why you are receiving this message which they will be able to resolve very quickly.
Interfaces are in the following location:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces
Each interface will have its own GUID key.
Hi, Paul in our system history archives are being saved in D drive which is of 450 GB size and it gets full very quickly, yesterday I deleted nearly 140 GB of these files and today I checked the drive is showing 98% full. Could you please tell how these archives files are created and what is the time interval for creation of new files can we control it, It seems many duplicate files are being created which are eating up the drive space.Glad to hear you have got it sorted out. Might I suggest that you get some larger drives installed for your history/event and restored archives. Personally I have a RAID1 array dedicated to storing these archives, you can change the location of the history and event archives through the menus in Station but I don't know of a setting for the restored archives (archived history you loaded back onto the system) I just use mklink (symbolic link) to redirect them to another drive.
Honeywell by default stores archives separately from the C drive as well as the system can lock up if that drive fills as well.