Remote access > Remote workstations

Remote application support

Remote workstations support the following DeltaV applications:

Note

A remote workstation must have an Ethernet connection to the Batch Executive workstation which the remote workstation needs to connect to. This can best be achieved by setting up the Batch Executive workstation with two additional Network Interface Cards (NIC) for Remote Primary and Secondary networks. It is recommended that the plant LAN connection not be used for this purpose.

The following Engineering Tools applications are supported on remote workstations:

Note

A remote workstation must have an Ethernet connection to the ProfessionalPLUS workstation to run the Engineering Tools applications. This can best be achieved by setting up the ProfessionalPLUS with two additional Network Interface Cards (NIC) for Remote Primary and Secondary networks. It is recommended that the plant LAN connection not be used for this purpose.

Remote Operator Stations have the following subsystems:

Remote Application Stations have the following subsystems:

A remote network on a remote server is used when using satellites. This reduces the amount of slow message traffic sent to the control system.

Licensing

Remote Application Stations and Remote Operator Stations accept the same licenses and upgrades as local workstations. Enforcement rules are the same for both local and remote nodes.