Does OMI require a connection with the System Management Server to run correctly?

Hi,

In a distributed solution we have made an architecture where the main servers are running in a virtual environment. But some remote sites are connected with 4g and on these sites we have a local computer with a platform deployed with application objects, an OMI application and an OI server connected to a local PLC. This platform is part of the same galaxy and the System Management Server is the GR node.

The plan was that if the 4g connection goes down the objects and OMI application and OI server would continue to run locally and historian data would be buffered in store forward. However what we experience when the connection goes down is that OMI gets bad quality on all attributes. However, objects are having good quality on its attributes, so it seems the issue is OMI getting data via PCS from the objects.

So the question is: Is OMI reliant on connection with the GR node/System Management Server to be able to run? Is there a way to make this "island mode" work in case of lost connection. Or do we need to make a separate galaxy with a local System Management Server for it to work?

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  • It should only be reliant on the SMS server connection for its original setup and delivery of the certificate.  It should then be able to talk to other nodes using that certificate.  Are the objects that OMI is pointed to on that platform?  Your description makes it sound like they are.  In this situation, on the OMI machine, can you open the Object Viewer and see the data?  If you are able to see it in ObjectViewer, and OMI still indicates it cannot, I would recommend calling into your local support provider and getting a case created.

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  • It should only be reliant on the SMS server connection for its original setup and delivery of the certificate.  It should then be able to talk to other nodes using that certificate.  Are the objects that OMI is pointed to on that platform?  Your description makes it sound like they are.  In this situation, on the OMI machine, can you open the Object Viewer and see the data?  If you are able to see it in ObjectViewer, and OMI still indicates it cannot, I would recommend calling into your local support provider and getting a case created.

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