SCADA Training #17 | Web Server Configuration | Web Access, User Control & Performance

📌 In this part of the Wise SCADA training series, we explain the Web Server feature, which allows SCADA screens to be accessed securely through a standard web browser.

In this lesson, you will learn how to configure the Wise SCADA Web Server, assign SCADA screens to web pages, manage navigation, URLs, refresh rates, user permissions, and access control settings.

The training also covers performance considerations, security options, and limitations of web-based access compared to desktop SCADA operation.

🔊 Multi-Language Audio Available! This Wise SCADA training video includes multiple audio tracks. Click the Settings (⚙️) icon and select “Audio Track” to choose your preferred language.

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📌 What You Will Learn in This Lesson

✅ Wise SCADA Web Server overview

✅ Creating multiple Web Server configurations

✅ TCP Port configuration (default & custom ports)

✅ Assigning SCADA Screens to Web pages

✅ Navigation buttons and Homepage setup

✅ URL naming and page organization

✅ Refresh Rate settings and CPU usage optimization

✅ Folder-based URL structure

✅ Enable conditions for Web Server activation

✅ IP access control (Allow All / IP filtering)

✅ User login and authorization settings

✅ Read-Only and Read/Write access modes

✅ Ask Confirmation logic for Set operations

✅ User Level–based object permissions

✅ Runtime behavior and live data monitoring

✅ Limitations of Web-based SCADA access

✅ Performance considerations with multiple users

  • 00:00 – Introduction to Wise SCADA Web Server
  • 00:09 – Creating a New Web Server Configuration
  • 00:22 – TCP Port Settings and Runtime Startup
  • 00:42 – Screen Selection and Page Assignment
  • 01:27 – Web Access via Browser
  • 01:41 – Navigation Button Configuration
  • 02:12 – Homepage and Page Navigation
  • 02:22 – Live Monitoring and Control from Web
  • 02:57 – URL Naming and Refresh Rate Settings
  • 03:27 – Performance Optimization with Refresh Rates
  • 03:57 – Enable Conditions for Web Server
  • 04:54 – Default vs Custom Port Usage
  • 05:26 – Folder-Based URL Structure
  • 06:13 – Homepage and Navigation Options
  • 06:24 – IP Access Control Settings
  • 06:46 – Login and User Authorization
  • 07:44 – Read-Only & Confirmation Options
  • 08:56 – User Level–Based Object Access
  • 09:45 – Web vs Desktop SCADA Capabilities
  • 10:30 – Performance Limits and CPU Load
  • 10:49 – Summary and Final Notes

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