施耐德PLC讲座02 Concept安全.ppt

Concept Security Lesson 2 Objectives: After completing this lesson, the learner willbe able to: Log in to the Concept Security system. Create a new user and assign rights. Protect a Program or a DFB Apply the available 21CFR11 System Security features Set up Concept system preferences as desired. Concept Security Different access rights for up to 128 users with their name and individual password protect against unauthorized access! Name: 2 to 16 characters, Password: 6 to 12 characters Access Levels (Rights): 1 Read only 2 plus SFC Animation Panel 3 plus Change Data 4 plus Force Control 5 plus Download 6 plus Change Program 7 plus Change Configuration 8 plus Tools (DFB, Converter) 9 plus Supervisor The Program Group Concept Security Concept Security Concept Security Concept 2.6 Enhanced Security Concept 2.6 and the Quantum 434A/534A controllersoffer security features that can be mapped to the following 21 CFR Part 11 Compliance requirements Limit access to systems Create an audit trail Validate electronic records and electronic signatures Generate built-in checks of closed systems Protect projects and Derived Function Blocks (DFB) using Concept’s Security Tool Protect memory using the Quantum CPU’s key switch Protect data stored in the Quantum PLC using theData Access Protection config extension Protect against lost changes using Concept’s automatic save after successful download Preventing unintentional Writes Allow only local nodes (Modbus Plus nodes locatedon the same network segment) to have write access tothe Quantum PLC Place all units needing access to the write-restrictedQuantum PLC on a dedicated network Schneider recommends to design the network topology without bridges and/or gateways. If one or more gatewaysare absolutely necessary, do not mix restricted and non-restricted nodes on the far side of the same gateway Please see Schneider Electric’s “Concept/Quantum Enhancements For 21 CFR Part 11 Compliance User Guide (840 US