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Controlling access to your RSBizWare system Chapter 8
Let’s say our factory has 100 employees running three shifts per day.
Each shift has 10 individuals who need to view RSBizWare reports,
and 2 individuals who configure FactoryTalk Historian Classic data
collection and/or author reports. FactoryTalk Historian Classic
collects, logs, and reports on 1625 tags.
We have:
• 30 runtime users across all shifts, 10 of which could be
concurrently logged on (based on shift).
• 6 authoring users across all shifts, 2 of which could be
concurrently logged on (based on shift).
In this scenario, a total of 36 user accounts would be configured or
imported from the Windows domain, and 6 of those users would be
given authoring privileges.
Our factory would need to purchase the following activations:
• (1) 9358-HSTS2300 FactoryTalk Historian Classic Server
with 1,500 Reporting Tag Limit
• (1) 9358-HSTS2100 FactoryTalk Historian Classic Server
with 150 Reporting Tag Limit
• (10) 9358-BIZ1C0PENE RSBizWare Single-User Runtime
Client activations
Our factory is activated for a total of 12 concurrent users—10 of
which are runtime-only users, and an additional 2 users are
authoring/configuring. Remember that each FactoryTalk Historian
Classic Server activation includes an Author activation so this would
give us a total of 2 Single-User Author Client activations.
After the activations are loaded onto the computer that is running
the Security Services Manager, the activations are assigned as
follows:
Example: FactoryTalk
Historian Classic activation
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