the system dump viewer does not work for BR Automation studio 6. Especially the upload comes with errors “Connection refused”. Perhaps I need a Port something but the tool don´t use this.
Am I doing something wrong?
Does the tool work with it?
If not. What alternative is there?
I haven’t tried until now, but could you please check first if SDM is reachable via browser?
And also please check the webserver settings in the AS6 project: I’m not completely sure, but it could be possible that because of the secure-by-default principle of AS6, webserver may be disabled and/or set to https (instead of http) by default.
For me it does work if i set up my AS project to use HTTP and not HTTPS for the SDM.
Alternatively you can download the systemdump from the SDM and then upload it into Systemdump viewer. Using the option to the left ‘Load .xml / tar.gz’
I agree, it looks like that HTTPS isn’t possible (by now).
I tried the actual version 2.5.3.30135:
with this version it’s possible to add a port number to the ip address (needed if the webserver is running on a different port then 80) by using < ip address >:< portnumber >, for example:
But it only worked using HTTP, using the HTTPS port connection wasn’t possible.
Since it’s not a official B&R tool, it depends on if the owner of the project or a contributor will implement it (looks like that the sourcecode is available on github).
When using the port, it was still http + your port, so the request was just not accepted, since your port is probably meant for the https connection. Up to now it was not possible to change the protocol, since it was hardcoded!
I updated the code, so you are now able to enter a full URL, not only the IP address!
127.0.0.1 # Will use http://
127.0.0.1:6001 # http + your port
http://127.0.0.1 # Same as above
http://127.0.0.1:6001 # ...
https://127.0.0.1 # https with default port (443)
https://127.0.0.1:6002 # https with explicit port 6002
I tested the above https examples and for me it worked, at least with the ARSim.
Info:
There is a new option “Ignore SSL errors”. It’s true per default, since most PLCs won’t have a valid & trusted certificate! If you have one, you can disable this option.
The feature is included in the next release 2.5.4. You can get it from the GitHub releases page.