Document Outline

• Important User Information
• Summary of Changes
• Table of Contents
• Preface
  • About This Publication
  • Who Should Use This Publication
  • Conventions
• Chapter 1
• Getting Started
  • Introduction
  • About the Enhanced Web Server Module
    • Enhanced Web Server Module Applications
    • Features of EtherNet/IP Web Server Module in a Control System
  • 1756-EWEB Installation
  • 1768-EWEB Installation
  • System Requirements
  • Access the Module Using Your Web Browser
  • Navigate the Web Server Module
  • Use the Web Server Module
    • Create a Data View
    • Access a Data View
    • Configure Email
    • Configure the Time Server
    • Enable/disable Other Services
  • Additional Resources
• Chapter 2
• Configure a Network Address For a Web Server Module
  • How to Use This Chapter
  • Determine Which Network Parameters Are Required
  • Assign Network Parameters When the Network Has a DHCP Server
  • Assign Network Parameters Without A DHCP Server
    • Use the Rockwell Automation BOOTP/DHCP Utility
    • Use RSLinx Software to Configure the IP Address
    • Use RSLogix 5000 Software to Configure the IP Address
  • Duplicate IP Address Detection
    • Duplicate Detection Scenarios
  • IP Address Swapping
  • DNS Addressing
  • Verify Network Settings
  • Additional Resources
• Chapter 3
• Manage Module Settings
  • How to Use This Chapter
  • Manage Module Information
    • Define Module-specific Information For the Home Page
    • Modify Network Parameters
    • Enable and Disable Communication Services
  • Manage Server Settings
    • Customize Server Settings
    • Configure the Time Server
    • Display the Server Log
• Chapter 4
• Use Data Views to Access Controller Data
  • About This Chapter
  • Data Views Overview
    • Tags Supported In Data Views
    • Performance Estimates
  • Create a Data View
    • Add Tags to a Data View
  • Monitor Data Views and Tag Data
    • Sort Data Views
    • Interface with the Logix Controller
  • Edit a Data View
  • Create Data Views Offline
  • Use an External Application to Access Data Views
    • Read a Data View with an External Application
    • Change Data In a Data View with an External Application
  • Example: Data View XML
  • Example: Data View XML with Tag Values
  • Example: Data View XML with Tag Errors
• Chapter 5
• Send Email
  • About This Chapter
  • Overview
  • Configure the Web Server to Send Email
  • Send an Email Via the Web Page
  • Send an Email with a Controller-initiated Message Instruction
    • Create String Tags
    • Enter the Ladder Logic
    • Configure the MSG Instruction
    • Enter the Text of the Email
    • Possible Email Status Codes
• Chapter 6
• Manage User Accounts and Access Levels
  • About This Chapter
  • User Accounts and Privilege Classes
  • Configure Access Limits For Web Pages
  • Create User Accounts
  • Recover with Unknown Password
• Chapter 7
• Access Files in the Web Server Module
  • About This Chapter
  • Access the Web Server’s File System
    • Connect to the Web Server Module
    • File Names and Types
  • Back Up the File System On the Web Server Module
    • Back Up Files
    • Restore Files
• Chapter 8
• Create Custom Web Pages
  • About This Chapter
  • Overview
    • Access Custom Web Pages
  • Develop a Custom Web Page
  • ASP Function Calls
  • Read Controller Tags
  • Read CIP Data
    • Update Control System Data
  • Retrieve Information About the Web Server Module
  • Javascript Libraries
    • Javascript Library: Conversion.js
    • Javascript Library: XMLObjectLoaderLib.js
  • Web Page Forms and POST Handlers
    • ACTION="/user/system/dataviews/filename.xml"
    • ACTION="/rokform/WriteLogixTags"
    • ACTION="/rokform/ReadLogixTag"
    • ACTION="/rokform/CIPMessage"
• Chapter 9
• Monitor Diagnostics
  • About This Chapter
  • Web Server Module Diagnostics
  • Diagnostics Overview
  • Network Settings
  • Message Connections
  • Ethernet Statistics
• Appendix A
• Use the Web Server Module To Connect Over Ethernet
  • About This Appendix
  • CIP Connections
    • CIP Connected Messaging Limits
    • CIP Unconnected Messaging Limits
  • TCP Connections
  • Additional Resources
• Appendix B
• Socket Interface
  • About This Appendix
    • Before You Begin
  • Socket Interface Architecture
    • Number and Type of Sockets
    • Typical Sequence of Transactions For a TCP Client
    • Typical Sequence of Transactions For a TCP Server
    • Typical Sequence of Transactions For UDP Without OpenConnection
    • Typical Sequence of Transactions For UDP With OpenConnection
  • Communicate With the Socket Object Via a MSG Instruction
    • Message Transfer Sizes
  • Service Timeouts
  • MSG Instruction Timeouts
  • Socket Instance Timeouts
  • Programming Considerations
    • TCP Connection Loss
    • Web Server Module Reset
    • Change Controller Mode Between Run and Program
    • Application Messages and TCP
    • Partial Reads
    • Partial Writes
  • Socket Object Services
  • CreateSocket
    • MSG Configuration Parameters
  • OpenConnection
    • MSG Configuration Parameters
  • AcceptConnection
    • MSG Configuration Parameters
  • Read
    • MSG Configuration Parameters
  • Write
    • MSG Configuration Parameters
  • DeleteSocket
    • MSG Configuration Parameters
  • DeleteAllSockets
    • MSG Configuration Parameters
  • Possible Error Codes for Socket Services
  • Socket Attributes
    • Socket Object Class Attributes
    • Socket Object Instance Attributes
  • Troubleshoot Socket Applications
    • Debugging Hints and Tips
  • Additional Resources
• Index
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