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Installation Requirements
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Table of contents
1 Installation Guide ....................................................................................................................................... 5
2 Scope of Delivery....................................................................................................................................... 7
3 Licenses and Licensing ............................................................................................................................. 9
4 Installation Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 11
4.1 WinCC Installation Requirements ................................................................................................11
4.2 Hardware Requirements for the Installation ................................................................................12
4.3 Software Requirements for the Installation..................................................................................14
4.4 Notes on Data and System Security............................................................................................17
4.5 Access Rights in Operating System ............................................................................................18
4.5.1 Defining Access Rights in the Operating System ........................................................................18
4.5.2 Including users in the "SIMATIC HMI" user group.......................................................................19
4.5.3 Include user in the user group
"SQLServer2005MSSQLUser$<COMPUTERNAME>$WINCC".................................................19
4.5.4 Including domain-global user group in the "SIMATIC HMI" user group.......................................20
4.5.5 Release existing project for "SIMATIC HMI" user group .............................................................20
4.6 How to Adapt the Windows Security Policies ..............................................................................21
5 Installing WinCC ...................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1 Installing WinCC ..........................................................................................................................23
5.2 How to Install MS Message Queuing...........................................................................................24
5.3 How to Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005...................................................................................27
5.4 How to Install WinCC ...................................................................................................................28
5.5 How to Install Supplementary Components Later .......................................................................30
6 Perform uninstall...................................................................................................................................... 31
6.1 How to Perform an Uninstall ........................................................................................................31
7 Upgrading WinCC.................................................................................................................................... 33
7.1 Upgrading WinCC ........................................................................................................................33
7.2 Information on Migrating Projects ................................................................................................34
7.3 How to Perform an Upgrade Installation......................................................................................36
8 Notes about Running the Software .......................................................................................................... 39
Index........................................................................................................................................................ 41
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Installation Guide 1
Contents
This documentation contains important information on the scope of delivery, as well as on
the installation and operation of WinCC.
The information contained here takes precedence over the information contained in the
manual and online help.
Installation Notes
Installation Guide
Installation Notes
Scope of Delivery 2
Delivered Components
WinCC V6.2 SP2 is available as a basic package and as an upgrade package.
You will receive the following components:
Component Standard Package

DVD WinCC V6.2 SP2 X
SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 for WinCC V6.2 X
DVD
DVD "MS ServicePacks & Tools": X
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1
- Windows 2000 Service Pack 4
- Windows XP Service Pack 2
- Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2
- Hotfix - Windows Server 2003
- Hotfix - Windows XP SP2
- Security Patch - Win2000
- MUI Patch - Windows Server 2003 SP2
- Hotfix - Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1
- Microsoft .Net Framework V1.1
CD SIMATIC NET 1) X
Storage medium with required licenses 2) X
Certificate of License X
Installation Notes in short version (from this X
document) 3)
1) Please note the software requirements of the supplied SIMATIC NET version.
Not all drivers are supported by Windows XP.

2)WinCC V6.2 SP2, the License Keys for new deliveries of WinCC are shipped on USB stick
and are no longer issued on the previously used license disk.
You can find detailed installation notes in the "Read first" file on your "WinCC V6.2 SP2"
3)
DVD:
Double click in the WinCC Information System summary on the entry "Installation Notes".
Choose any subject via . A gray menu bar will appear on the upper edge of the displayed
page. Open the printable version using the entry "Tools" > "Open PDF". To do this, you will
need Adobe Acrobat Reader V5.0.
Adobe Acrobat Reader is available free of charge at this URL
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat
Additional PDF files for printing the online help are available in the "PrintDocuments" folder
on your "WinCC V6.2 SP2" DVD.
Installation Notes
Scope of Delivery
Communication driver
The following table lists the communication drivers included in the package. Additional
required licenses are contained in their respective option packages.
Communication driver requires additional license

OPC No
PROFIBUS DP No
PROFIBUS FMS No 2)
SIMATIC 505 TCPIP No 2)
SIMATIC S5 Ethernet Layer 4 No 2)
SIMATIC S5 Ethernet TF 1) No 2)
SIMATIC S5 Profibus FDL No
SIMATIC S5 Programmers Port AS511 No
SIMATIC S5 Serial 3964R No
SIMATIC S7 Protocol Suite No
SIMATIC TI Ethernet Layer 4 No 2)
SIMATIC TI Serial No
System Info No
Windows DDE No
1) Communication driver is only supported on stand-alone systems under Windows 2000.
2) The storage medium contains the WinCC licenses.
The WinCC DVD Start Program

To open the WinCC DVD Start page, place the DVD in the drive. If the operating system's
autorun function is activated, the DVD will start automatically. If the autorun function is
disabled, start the 'Start.exe' program on the DVD.
The Start page on the WinCC DVD will open.
● Under "Welcome", you will find a video with information about the software.
● The WinCC Information System with information about the system and installation is
available under "Read First".
● "Display DVD Contents" opens Windows Explorer.
● "Install SIMATIC WinCC" starts the WinCC setup program to install WinCC.
● See "Additional Software" for setup programs for installing other applications and
additional software to WinCC.
● With "Language selection", you can select the language for the Start page and the setup
program.
● With "Exit", you can close the Start page of the WinCC DVD.
Installation Notes
Licenses and Licensing 3
Introduction
The WinCC software is protected and can only be used in its full measure with a valid
license. Each installed software and option used requires a valid license for unrestricted
operation of WinCC. You will receive a storage medium with all necessary license keys for
the installation of licenses. The licenses for optional packages must be ordered separately.
Licenses which are installed for use in WinCC are transferred from the storage medium to a
local drive and are unregistered on the storage medium. The cumulation of more than one
license per component subject to a license is possible only for archive licenses. Other
licenses cannot be cumulated.
Note
Furthermore, the licensee confirms that the software (SW) contains licensed software by
Microsoft Corporation or its subsidiaries. Thereby, licensee agrees to be bound by the terms
and conditions of the appended license agreement between Microsoft SQL Server and end
user, and to fulfill same.
Notes On License Conditions

Please observe the enclosed license conditions, which are also displayed during the
installation.
The SIMATIC WinCC software is copy-protected against unlicensed use. Additional
information on licenses and license types may be found under "Getting Started > Licensing"
in the WinCC Information System.
Installed licenses are required to enable proper operation of WinCC. If WinCC is installed
without licenses, the program will switch to demo mode at start-up.
Note
It is not allowed to run WinCC in process mode without a valid license.
Upgrade to WinCC V6
Following an upgrade of WinCC V5 to WinCC V6, only the V6 license is available. This
license is not recognized by WinCC V5.
If WinCC V5 is used as an alternative to WinCC V6, the user is authorized to create an
image of WinCC V5, including its license. However, both WinCC versions may only be used
as an alternative to each other. Any concurrent use of WinCC V6 and WinCC V5 represents
a violation of the license agreement.
Installation Notes
Licenses and Licensing
Demo Mode
If a license is missing for one or several components, WinCC will run in demo mode. WinCC
also switches to demo mode when the maximum authorized number of process tags or
archive tags is exceeded in a project.
In Demo mode, you can use the WinCC software fully for a maximum of one hour. After this
period, the operation of WinCC violates the license agreements. After one hour, the WinCC
Explorer and the editors will be closed. In Runtime, the system will request the acquisition of
a valid license. This dialog will appear every 10 minutes.
Details on demo mode may be found in WinCC Information System under "Getting Started >
Licensing".
Microsoft SQL Server 2005

A license is necessary to use the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database. This license is
readily available in a licensed and proper installation of WinCC.
The licensed SQL server installed with WinCC may only be used in connection with WinCC.
Its use for external applications or an internal database requires an additional license.
Installation of Licenses
Licenses may be installed during installation of WinCC or after the fact. Connect the storage
medium containing the WinCC licenses with your computer after the setup program prompts
you to install the licenses. All required licenses are automatically installed.
For installation of licenses after the fact, you may use the Automation License Manager. You
will find the Automation License Manager in the Windows start menu in the "SIMATIC"
program group. An after-the-fact installation of a license will take effect upon restart of
WinCC.
For the installation of licenses, the following requirements must be met:
● Administrator rights are required.
● The storage medium containing the licenses must not be write protected.
● For configuration purposes, RC licenses may be installed on a local drive but can also be
installed on a license server.
● Licenses may only be installed on a non-compressed drive.
Note
After uninstalling WinCC, the licenses remain installed on the system.
Upgrade Installation
You must upgrade the existing authorizations if you have received WinCC as upgrade from
V5.x to V6.2. The same is applicable to authorizations of communication drivers and WinCC
options.
The WinCC V5 licenses can then no longer be used after the upgrades.
In order to use the WinCC Web Navigator under WinCC V6.2 you need Version 6.2 of the
Web Navigator. Authorizations up to V6.1 used for the Web Navigator up until now can no
longer be used. A corresponding upgrade is required.
Installation Notes
Installation Requirements 4
4.1 4.1 WinCC Installation Requirements
Introduction
You will need special hardware and software for the installation of WinCC. The requirements
are described in the chapters "Hardware Requirements for Installation" and "Software
Requirements for Installation".
The first check if certain conditions are met is already executed during the installation of
WinCC. The following conditions are checked:
● Operating system
● User Rights
● Graphic Resolution
● Internet Explorer
● MS Message Queuing
● SQL Server
● Due Complete Restart (Cold Restart)
Error Messages
If one these conditions is not met, the WinCC installation will be aborted and an error
message will be displayed. For details about the error messages displayed see the table
below.
Error Message Explanation

To execute installation properly, restart the The software installed on your computer requires a restart. Before
computer WinCC can be installed, the computer should be restarted once.
Required operating system, Win XP / Win 2000 Upgrade the operating system to at least Windows XP SP2 and
SP4 Windows 2000 SP4, respectively.
This application requires VGA or any higher Check the settings of the connected monitor and upgrade the graphic
resolution card, if necessary.
You do not have administrator rights. Log on as Administrator rights are required for the installation.
administrator. Please log in to Windows again as a user with administrator rights.
Installation Notes
4.2 Hardware Requirements for the Installation
Error Message Explanation

The WinCC instance of Microsoft SQL Server Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 Hotfix from the DVD included in
2005 SP1 Hotfix was not found. the delivery.
This message may also indicate that you are lacking administrator rights
for this installation. In this case, log on to Windows again as user with
administrator rights.
Setup has detected that unInstallShield is Close unInstallShield.
active. Please close unInstallShield and restart This message may also indicate that you are lacking administrator rights
Setup. for this installation. In this case, log on to Windows again as user with
administrator rights.
The Microsoft message queuing services are Install the Microsoft message queuing services. To do this, you will need
not installed the Windows installation CD. Instructions are included in Chapter
"Installing MS Message Queuing".
The required SQL Server 2005 SP1 entity is not Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 Hotfix from the DVD included in
installed. the delivery. Instructions are included in Chapter "Installing Microsoft
SQL Server 2005".
4.2 4.2 Hardware Requirements for the Installation
Introduction
Certain hardware configuration conditions must be fulfilled for installation.
Hardware Requirements
WinCC supports all common IBM/AT-compatible PC platforms.
To efficiently work with WinCC, select a system with the recommended specifications.
Note
Server requirements are also valid for single-user systems unless specified otherwise.
Minimum Recommended
CPU Client: Intel Pentium III, 600 MHz Client: Intel Pentium III; 1 GHz
Server: Intel Pentium III; 1 GHz Server: Intel Pentium 4; 2 GHz
Central archive server: Intel Pentium 4; 2 GHz Central archive server: Intel Pentium 4; 2.5 GHz
Working memory Client: 512 MB Client: 512 MB
Single-user system: 512 MB / Server: 1 GB Single-user system: 1 GB / Server: >1 GB
Central archive server: 1 GB Central archive server: >= 2 GB
Installation Notes
4.2 Hardware Requirements for the Installation
Minimum Recommended
Free memory on hard
disk Client: 500 MB / Server: 700 MB Client: 700 MB / Server: 1 GB
- for the installation of
Client: 1 GB / Server: 1.5 GB / central archive Client: 1.5 GB / Server: 10 GB / central archive
WinCC 1)
server: 40 GB server: 2 x 80 GB on different hard disks.
- for working with
WinCC 2) 3)
Virtual memory 4) 1.5 X working memory 1.5 X working memory
Working memory 100 MB > 100 MB
for Windows
printer spooler 5)
Graphic card 16 MB 32 MB
Number of colors 256 True Color
Resolution 800 * 600 1024 * 768
1) The installation requires at least 100 MB of free memory space for additional system files
on the drive on which the operating system is installed. Generally the operating system is
drive "C:".
2)Depending on project size as well as size of archives and packages. On project activating,
free memory space of at least 100 MB must be available.
3) WinCC projects should not be stored on compressed drives or directories.
Use the recommended value in the area "Total size of swap file for all drives" for "Size of
4)
swap file for a specific drive". Enter the recommended value in both the "Start size" field as
well as in the "Maximum size" field.
5)WinCC requires the Windows printer spooler to detect printer faults. Therefore, no other
printer spooler may be installed.
Note
In the case of online configuration, the recommended requirements are valid as the minimum
requirement.
Installation Notes
4.3 Software Requirements for the Installation
4.3 4.3 Software Requirements for the Installation
Introduction
For the installation, certain requirements concerning operating system and software
configuration must be met.
NOTICE
WinCC is basically approved for operation in a domain or work group.
However, observe the domain-group policies and domain restrictions which could hinder
the installation. In this case, remove the computer from the domain before installing
Microsoft Message Queuing, Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and WinCC. Log on to the
computer concerned locally with administrator rights. Carry out the installation. Following
successful installation, the WinCC computer can be registered in the domain again. If the
domain-group policies and domain restrictions do not impair the installation, the computer
must not be removed from the domain during installation.
However, please note that the domain-group policies and domain restrictions could affect
operation. If these restrictions cannot be overcome, operate the WinCC computer in a work
group.
If necessary, contact the domain administrator.
Operating system
● WinCC is only released for the operating languages German, English, French, Italian and
Spanish or multilingual operating systems.
The Asian version of WinCC has been released for multilingual operating systems and for
operating languages of English, simplified Chinese (PR China), traditional Chinese (Taiwan),
Japanese, and Korean.
All servers should be operated using Windows Server 2003 Standard and Enterprise Edition.
All clients in a projects must be operated using either Windows XP Professional or Windows
2000 Professional.
The use of either Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP Professional results in respective
restrictions which should be taken into account when selecting the operating system:
● The SIMATIC Ethernet TF driver is only supported by Windows 2000.
Single-user Systems and Clients

WinCC runs under Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000.
Operating system Configuration Comments

Windows XP Windows XP Professional Service Please note the software pre-requisites of the delivered
Pack 2 SIMATIC NET-Version.
While installing Windows XP Internet Explorer V6.0 Service

Pack 1 is installed automatically.
Windows 2000 Windows 2000 Professional ---
Service Pack 4
Installation Notes
Single user systems and clients in WinCC multi-user systems can also be operated on
Windows servers 2003.
While installing WinCC, the following components will be installed after confirmation:
● Microsoft Security Patch MS04-12
(for Windows 2000 Professional SP4, corresponds to Microsoft Security Patch
KB828741)
● Microsoft Security Patch KB319740
(for Windows XP SP2)
● Microsoft Security Patch KB929046
(for Windows Server 2003 SP2 and Windows Server 2003 R2)
WinCC server
A WinCC server can only be operated on Windows Server 2003 Standard and Enterprise
Edition or Windows Server 2003 R2.
Operating system Configuration Comments

Windows Server 2003 Server 2003 Service Pack 2 The MUI version of Windows Server 2003 SP2 and
Windows Server 2003 Server 2003 Service Pack 2 Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 additionally require the
R2 Microsoft MUI patch KB925148. The patch is available on
the "MS Service Packs & Tools" DVD.
Note
WinCC is not suitable for use in a Microsoft terminal server. You can use the Microsoft
terminal server only in connection with the WinCC Web client. Please observe the
information in the WinCC Web Navigator installation instructions.
Settings for Windows Server 2003

When configuring the system, the following settings must be adapted in the Control Panel:
● Windows Server 2003:
Activate "Network and DFÜ connections" > Connection "internal" or LAN connection >
"Status" > "Properties" > "Activate file and printer release for Microsoft networks >
"Properties" > "Maximize data throughput for network applications"
● Windows Server 2003:
Activate "System properties" > "Extended" > "System performance" > "Settings" >
"Expanded" > "Processor time scheduling" > "Background services"
In the event of problems with the connection between a Client and the Server, check the
settings for the client licensing mode on the server. If your network only has one server, you
must select the setting "Per Server". The "Number of concurrent connections" must equal
the number of clients. If your network has multiple servers, you must select the setting "Per
Seat". For further information about licensing, please see the operating system's
documentation.
Installation Notes
Microsoft Message Queuing Services

WinCC requires Microsoft Message Queuing Services. Detailed information can be found in
the chapter "Installing Microsoft Message Queuing".

WinCC requires Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 Hotfix. The corresponding access rights
must have been set up for accessing the SQL server data. Detailed information can be found
in the chapter "Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2005".
Operation with Several Network Cards

When a server is used with several network cards, please observe the notes in Chapter
"Special Features of Communication Using a Server with Several Network Cards".
Process Communication Driver

Use the supplied SIMATIC NET CD supplied for the SIMATIC NET driver.
Internet Explorer - Requirements

WinCC requires Microsoft Internet Explorer V6.0 SP1 or SP2. Microsoft Internet Explorer
V7.0 is also released for WinCC. However, WinCC does not support the "Tabbed Browsing"
functionality of the browser.
Internet Explorer V6.0 SP1 can be installed from the supplied "MS Service Packs & Tools"
DVD.
Please select from the following options for Internet Explorer:
● Installation options: Standard installation
● Updating the Windows Desktop: No
● Active Channel Selection: None
If you wish to fully use WinCC's HTML Help, you must permit the use of JavaScript under
"Internet Options" in Internet Explorer.
Adapting Security Policies

The operating system must permit the installation of unsigned drivers and files. Detailed
information is available in the Chapter "Adapting Security Policies under Windows".
Installation Notes
4.4 Notes on Data and System Security
4.4 4.4 Notes on Data and System Security
Introduction
System security when using WinCC can be increased by implementing simple measures.
Preventing Access to the Operating System Layer in Runtime

If the Windows Selection dialog is opened in an activated WinCC project, access to the
Windows operating system is possible using this function. A Windows Selection dialog is
opened, for example, when data is imported or files are selected.
Protect the corresponding function by executing a Permission Check via the User
Administrator to prevent unauthorized access to the operating system.
Preventing access to the Windows toolbar

Use the computer properties to prevent the Windows toolbar being displayed in runtime.
Open the "Computer properties" dialog and deactivate all the hotkeys on the Parameter tab
control in the "Disable Keys" section.
In addition, deactivate the "Keep the taskbar on top of other windows" setting in Windows.
Disable Keys
If the key combination is disabled, the following key combinations are also disabled in
runtime:
Key combination Function

<Windows key+U> System utility program manager
Press <Shift> five times Locking function
Press <Shift right> for eight seconds Impact delay
<Alt left+Shift left+Num> Keyboard mouse
<Alt left+Shift left+Print> High contrast
NOTICE
The functions can be configured using the Windows Control Panel. If the functions are
activated in the Windows Control Panel before activating WinCC Runtime, they are no
longer locked in runtime.
Local user rights when operating WinCC

Local administrator rights are required to install WinCC.
Local power user rights for Windows are required in order to operate WinCC.
Installation Notes
4.5 Access Rights in Operating System
Local power user rights for Windows are required on the client as well as the server
Windows for remote access to a WinCC project.
In order to operate a WinCC Client in runtime, the "User" user right is the minimum
requirement. Prior to operation, however, the administrative settings must have been set up
by an administrator or power user, e.g. the authorization of file rights or printer driver
settings.
4.5 4.5 Access Rights in Operating System
4.5.1 Defining Access Rights in the Operating System
Introduction
When working with WinCC, certain folders can be enabled for access via the network. For
reasons of security, this folder should only be made available to specific users.
Access rights specified in WinCC

Following WinCC installation, WinCC automatically establishes the following local groups in
Windows User and Group Administration:
● "SIMATIC HMI". These members may create local projects, and may process, start, and
access these projects remotely. By default, the user who executes the WinCC
installation, and the local administrator are included in this group. Additional members
must be added manually by an administrator.
● "SIMATIC HMI CS". These members may configure only but may not make any changes
to runtime components directly. By default, this group is empty and reserved for later use.
● "SIMATIC HMI Viewer". These members have read access only to configuration and
runtime data. This group is primarily used for accounts for web publication services, e.g.,
IIS (Internet Information Services) for operation of WinCC Webnavigator.
After installation, the directory "InstallationDirectory/WinCC/aplib" with the name
"SCRIPTFCT" is unlocked for user group "SIMATIC HMI". This directory contains central
libraries for project script functions.
If a project is newly created locally, the members of user groups "SIMATIC HMI" and
"SIMATIC HMI CS" receive access rights to the project directories. Following a manual copy,
the administrator or main user may have to open the project once to set the local
authorizations properly. Thereafter, settings for the unlocked directory are not changed any
further by WinCC. You may manually change settings, if necessary.
Note
Configurators and users of runtime components must be registered not only in a "SIMATIC
HMI" group but also in a Windows group. Membership in the "SIMATIC HMI" group permits
access to the projects only but no access to the operating system. In order to create a
project, the configurator must be at least the main user and a member of the "SIMATIC HMI"
group.
Installation Notes
Access rights defined by Microsoft SQL Server 2005

To access WinCC on Microsoft SQL Server 2005 members of the user group "SIMATIC
HMI" need the corresponding user rights. For this, users must be included in the user group
"SQLServer2005MSSQLUser$<COMPUTERNAME>$WINCC".
4.5.2 Including users in the "SIMATIC HMI" user group
Introduction
Include those local users in the "SIMATIC HMI" group whose login permits access to WinCC.
You must first create local users to do so. Users of a domain may be directly included in the
user group "SIMATIC HMI".
Procedure
1. Open the workstation administration under Windows.
2. Select the entry "Local Users and Groups > Users" in the navigation window .
All local users are displayed in the data window.
3. Open the "New User" dialog via the context menu.
Create a user account with the same login for each user who has to access WinCC.
4. Select the entry "Local Users and Groups > Groups" in the navigation window".
All groups are displayed in the data window.
Select the "SIMATIC HMI" group.
5. Using the pop-up menu, open the "Add Member" dialog and include those users as
members of the "SIMATIC HMI" user group.
4.5.3 Include user in the user group

Introduction
To access WinCC on Microsoft SQL Server 2005 members of the user group "SIMATIC
HMI" need the corresponding user rights. For this, users must be included in the user group
Prerequisite
● The local users are created; their login is used to access WinCC.
Procedure
2. Select the entry "Local Users and Groups > Users" in the navigation window .
All local users are displayed in the data window.
Installation Notes
3. In the navigation window, select the entry "Local Users and Groups > Groups".
All groups are displayed in the data window.
Select the "SQLServer2005MSSQLUser$<COMPUTERNAME>$WINCC" group.
4. Open the "Add member" dialog via the pop-up menu and also include members of the
"SIMATIC HMI" as users of the
"SQLServer2005MSSQLUser$<COMPUTERNAME>$WINCC" group.
4.5.4 Including domain-global user group in the "SIMATIC HMI" user group
Introduction
During operation of a domain, an additional domain-global user group may be created and
included as a member of the "SIMATIC HMI" user group.
Requirements
● The domain administrator creates a domain-global user group.
● Within the domain, the domain administrator includes those users in the domain whose
login permits access to WinCC.
Procedure
2. In the navigation window, select the "Local Users and Groups > Users" entry. The data
window displays all local users.
3. In the pop-up menu, select the "New User" dialog. Create an user account with the same
login for the domain-global user group.
4. In the navigation window, select the "Local Users and Groups > Groups" entry. The data
window displays all groups. Select the group "SIMATIC HMI".
5. Using the pop-up menu, open the "Add Member" dialog and include domain-global user
group as members of the "SIMATIC HMI" user group.
4.5.5 Release existing project for "SIMATIC HMI" user group
Introduction
You must first remove the existing release of the project directory if the user group "SIMATIC
HMI" has to access an existing user group. Then the project is released again while opening
WinCC Explorer.
Installation Notes
4.6 How to Adapt the Windows Security Policies
Procedure
2. In the navigation window, select the entry "Shared Folders > Shares". The data window
displays all unlocked directories.
3. Select the respective project directory and remove the enable through the "Cancel Share"
pop-up menu.
4. If you now open the project in WinCC, the project directory is automatically unlocked for
the "SIMATIC HMI" user group, and all members of the user group are granted access to
the project directory.
Note
The enable name of the directory unlocked by WinCC must not be modified.
4.6 4.6 How to Adapt the Windows Security Policies
Introduction
Before you install WinCC, you must check the operating system settings. The system must
permit the installation of unsigned drivers and files.
Procedure
1. In the Control Panel, open "Administrative Tools".
2. Double-click "Local Security Policy".
3. In the left pane, click "Local Policies".
4. In the right pane, double-click "Security Options".
5. Check the settings of the security policies below:
– Windows 2000:
"Unsigned driver installation behavior" and "Unsigned files installation behavior
(except drivers)"
– Windows XP / Windows Server 2003:
"Devices: Unsigned driver installation behavior"
For the policies, select either "Accept without warning" or "Warn, but permit installation".
Installation Notes
4.6 How to Adapt the Windows Security Policies
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC 5
5.1 5.1 Installing WinCC
Introduction
This chapter describes the installation of WinCC.
MS Message Queuing and SQL Server 2005 entity "WinCC" must be installed prior to
installing WinCC.
Installation of a WinCC file server

If a WinCC server is set up which is to be used for project data archiving only, only the
WinCC file server needs to be installed. For more information see WinCC Information
System in chapter "Configurations" > "File server".
Note
On one computer, WinCC V6 and the WinCC fileserver V6 cannot be installed at the same
time.
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC
5.2 How to Install MS Message Queuing
5.2 5.2 How to Install MS Message Queuing
Introduction
WinCC implements the Message Queuing service from Microsoft. It is a component part of
the operating system. MS Message Queuing is not a standard setting of the Windows
installation and must be installed later, if necessary.
The Windows installation CD is required to complete the installation.
NOTICE
WinCC is basically approved for operation in a domain or work group.
However, observe the domain-group policies and domain restrictions which could hinder
the installation. In this case, remove the computer from the domain before installing
Microsoft Message Queuing, Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and WinCC. Log on to the
computer concerned locally with administrator rights. Carry out the installation. Following
successful installation, the WinCC computer can be registered in the domain again. If the
domain-group policies and domain restrictions do not impair the installation, the computer
must not be removed from the domain during installation.
However, please note that the domain-group policies and domain restrictions could affect
operation. If these restrictions cannot be overcome, operate the WinCC computer in a work
group.
If necessary, contact the domain administrator.
Procedure for Windows XP

1. Open the operating system Start menu and select "Settings" > "Control Panel" > "Add or
Remove Programs".
2. Click the "Add or Remove Windows Components" button in the left-hand menu bar.
The "Wizard for Windows components" will open.
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC
3. Select the "Message Queuing" component.

The button "Details" will be activated.
4. Select the "Details" button.
The dialog "Message Queuing" will open.
5. Activate the "Common" subcomponent.
6. Deselect all other subcomponents and acknowledge with "OK".
7. When the "Disk" dialog opens insert the requested Windows Installations CD-ROM.
Select the "OK" button.
MS Message Queuing will be installed.
8. Close the wizard using the "Finish" button.
Procedure for Windows 2000

Remove Programs".
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC
3. Select the "Message Queuing" component and click the "Next" button.
4. Select the "Independent Client" MSMQ type. Click "Next".
5. Select the "Message Queuing Does Not Access the Active Directory" setting.
Click "Next".
Procedure for Windows Server 2003

Remove Programs".
3. Select the "Application Server" component and click "Next".
The dialog "Application server" will open.
4. Select the "Message Queuing" component.
The button "Details" will be activated.
5. Select the "Details" button.
The dialog "Message Queuing" will open.
6. Activate the "Shared Components" subcomponent.
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC
5.3 How to Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005
7. Deselect all other subcomponents and acknowledge with "OK".

5.3 5.3 How to Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Introduction
This chapter describes how to install Microsoft SQL Server 2005 with Service Pack 1 Hotfix.
For this, use the supplied DVD.
SQL server entity "WinCC"

During the installation, a new "WinCC" SQL server entity is created with Mirosoft SQL Server
2005, containing the required settings.
This entity is always installed in English. The language in which other, existing SQL server
entities have been installed has no influence. Existing entities are not affected by Service
Pack.
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Previously Installed

The Microsoft SQL Server entity for WinCC must also be installed even if another Microsoft
SQL server entity is already installed.
Requirements
● Administrator rights are necessary for the installation.
● There must be no SQL server entity with the name "WinCC", which was manually
created, already installed.
Procedure
1. Start the "SQL Server 2005 Service Pack 1 Hotfix for WinCC V6.2" DVD.
2. Select the "Install SQL Server 2005" entry.
Click the Next button in the "Welcome" dialog.
3. Please follow the licensing conditions in the "Software License Agreement" dialog.
Click "Yes" to accept them.
4. Select the installation directory in the "Choose Destination Location" dialog. Click the
"Browse..." button to change the suggested directory.
Click "Next".
The Add password for the sa login" is opened.
5. Choose the default password as a system administrator password for the SQL Servers or
assign your own password. Your own password may be required for security reasons.
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC
5.4 How to Install WinCC
Only ASCII characters are accepted for the system administrator password. The
password must at least contain 14 characters.
Click "Next".
The "Start Copying Files" shows the current settings.
6. Start the installation by clicking "Next".
After the installation, the "Setup Complete" dialog is opened.
Under Windows 2000, the installation may show an error message that the event display
is fully written. Confirm with "OK" and continue the installation.
7. Close the dialog by clicking the "Finish" button.
"WinCC" entity after Deinstallation of WinCC

When uninstalling WinCC, the SQL Server entity "WinCC" remains installed and should be
deinstalled for licensing reasons manually.
5.4 5.4 How to Install WinCC
Introduction
This chapter describes how to install and run WinCC.
Requirements
● You need local administrator rights to install WinCC.
The chapter "Instructions for Security of Data and System" contains information about
user rights required to operate WinCC.
● The Windows component "MS Message Queuing" services must have been installed.
● The security policies must be adapted under Windows.
● Microsoft SQL Server 2005 SP1 Hotfix with a server entity "WinCC" must be installed.
● During installation you will need the license number which is located on the software
product certificate.
WinCC has only been released for operating system languages of German, English, French,
Italian, and Spanish or multilingual operating systems.
WinCC has been released as the Asian version for operating system languages of English,
simplified Chinese (PR China), traditional Chinese (Taiwan), Japanese, and Korean, or
multilingual operating system, respectively.
Note
If the WinCC Setup is started without having the administrator rights or if other installation
prerequisites have not been fulfilled, an error message appears. For more detailed
information on error messages see "Prerequisites for the installation of WinCC".
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC
5.4 How to Install WinCC
Scope of Installation
When installing WinCC, it is possible to select between minimum installation, typical
installation and user-defined installation. The memory space required for each option,
however, depends on the number of languages installed and is displayed in the Status Bar.
Minimum installation (approx. 280 to 520 MB):
● Runtime
● CS
● SIMATIC communication driver
● OPC-Server
Typical installation (approx. 320 to 620 MB):
● Minimum installation
● All the components that are already activated in the user-defined installation
Procedure
1. Start the WinCC product DVD.
2. Select "Install SIMATIC WinCC".
3. Follow the screen prompts. If you require additional languages other than English, please
install the desired languages.
4. During installation, the security settings customized for WinCC are displayed in the
"SIMATIC Security Control" dialog. The firewall is installed and configured automatically.
Confirm the changes by clicking "Accept" and "Exit".
5. Restart the computer to conclude the installation.
Options
To set the scope of the WinCC installation, select user-defined installation. You can also
install or uninstall components and languages at a later time.
During the installation, you can view a brief description of the WinCC components by clicking
on the respective component. The documentation for some of the options will be available
only if the concerned option package is installed.
New Entries in the Windows Start Menu

After installing WinCC, you will find a new folder in the "SIMATIC" program group in the
operating system's Start menu. From this folder, you may start WinCC Explorer ("SIMATIC"
> "WinCC" > "WinCC V6.2 SP2") and may open various tools for working with WinCC
("SIMATIC" > "WinCC" > "Tools").
You will find the documentation for WinCC in the WinCC Information System. Retrieve the
WinCC Information System under "SIMATIC" > "WinCC" > "WinCC Information System" in
the same language in which you have installed WinCC. For documentation in other
languages see "SIMATIC" > "Product Information".
The Automation License Manager enables license management ("SIMATIC" > "License
Management">"Automation License Manager").
Installation Notes
Installing WinCC
5.5 How to Install Supplementary Components Later
You can view the customized security settings via SIMATIC Security Control ("SIMATIC >
SimaticSecurityControl > SSC_Visual").
You may obtain a summary of the installed SIMATIC software and its components
("SIMATIC" > "Product Information" > "Installed Software").
5.5 5.5 How to Install Supplementary Components Later
Introduction
Once you have installed WinCC, you can later install additional languages or components.
Procedure
Remove Programs".
2. Select "SIMATIC WinCC V6.2 SP2" and click the "Change/Remove" button. The WinCC
Setup program will open.
3. Select the individual components or languages that you want to install. The already
installed components will be displayed.
4. Upon request, place the WinCC product DVD in the DVD drive. Once the start page of
the DVD is opened via Autorun function, close the window with "Exit".
5. Follow the screen prompts.
Additional Software
Apart from the components offered during the user-defined installation of WinCC V6.2 SP2,
you will find other optional software on the WinCC DVD. Select "Additional Software" on the
start page of the WinCC DVD. The following software packages are offered:
● Configuration Tool
● WinCC Configuration Tool
● WinCC File Server
● Automation License Manager
● Global Script Example Project
● Installing the DXF Viewer Volo View Express 2.01
● SQL Anywhere Studio 7 (shell setup only which requires inserting the WinCC V5.x CD)
See also
● WinCC Installation Requirements (Page 11)
● How to Install WinCC (Page 28)
● How to Perform an Uninstall (Page 31)
● Licenses and Licensing (Page 9)
Installation Notes
Perform uninstall 6
6.1 6.1 How to Perform an Uninstall
Introduction
On your computer, you can uninstall WinCC completely or simply remove individual
components, e.g. languages or components.
Procedure
Remove Programs".
2. Select"SIMATIC WinCC V6.2 SP2" and click the button "Change/Remove".
The WinCC setup program will start.
3. Select whether you wish to remove WinCC completely or simply remove individual
components, e.g. languages or components. If you wish to uninstall components, you
must place the WinCC product DVD in the drive. The installed components will be
displayed.
4. Follow the screen prompts.

Following the uninstall of WinCC, the "WinCC" SQL server entity must also be uninstalled.
Select "Control Panel" > "Software" and then select the "Microsoft SQL Server 2005" item for
uninstall.
The use of the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is only permitted when you have a valid license.
Automation License Manager / MS Update

When WinCC is removed, the following programs remain installed, as they may be needed
by other SIMATIC products:
● Automation License Manager
● MS Update V1.0 SP1
If, after removing WinCC, you want to install an earlier version of WinCC, you will need to
remove both of these programs. Open "Control Panel" > "Add/Remove Programs" and then
select the corresponding item for removal.
Installation Notes
Perform uninstall
6.1 How to Perform an Uninstall
Changing the Settings in the Windows Event Viewer

When WinCC is installed, the WinCC Setup program changes the settings of the Event
Viewer.
● Maximum Log Size (System Log/User Log): 1024 KB
(default setting: 512 KB)
● Log Continuation (System Log/User Log): "Overwrite events"
(default setting: Overwrite events that are older than 7 days)
After uninstalling WinCC, these settings are not reset. You can adapt these settings in the
Windows Event Viewer yourself.
In the Start menu, select "Control Panel" > "Administrative Tools" > "Event Viewer". Right-
click in the left window pane on menus for "System" and "Application" (Windows XP), or
"System Log" and "Application Log" (Windows 2000), respectively.
Select "Properties" in the pop-up menu and restore the old settings.
Installation Notes
Upgrading WinCC 7
7.1 7.1 Upgrading WinCC
Introduction
You can upgrade to WinCC V6.2 via the upgrade installation for the following versions:
● WinCC V5.0 SP2
● WinCC V5.1
● WinCC V6.0.x
Proceed as described in "Installation of WinCC" chapter.
If you wish to migrate projects created with WinCC up to V5.1, please read the notes relating
to project migration first.
Note
Restart the computer prior to commencing the update installation from WinCC V6.0.x to
V6.2.
If you execute an update from WinCC V6.0 or V6.0 SP1 to SP4, to WinCC V6.2 you should
convert project pictures and libraries of your projects after the installation.
Convert these configuration data using the Project Migrator. You may also covert pictures
and libraries separately by using the pop-up menu of Graphics Designer in WinCC Explorer.
Database Sybase SQL Anywhere

Starting with V6.0, WinCC no longer administers Runtime data and configuration data using
Sybase SQL Anywhere, but with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or 2005.
If you wish to use WinCC V6 on projects created using WinCC V5.0 SP2 and higher, you will
require the Sybase SQL Anywhere 7 database for this migration. The use of the Sybase
SQL Anywhere database requires a license. This license is present as long as you use
WinCC V5.0 SP2 or V5.1.
Sybase SQL Anywhere 7 is included in the scope of supply of WinCC V5.0 Service Pack 2
and WinCC V5.1. After uninstalling WinCC, the database remains on the computer.
Sybase SQL Anywhere 7 may also be subsequently installed using the Autorun program on
the WinCC V6 DVD. The installation CD for WinCC V5.0 Service Pack 2 or WinCC V5.1 is
required for this.
●
Installation Notes
Upgrading WinCC
7.2 Information on Migrating Projects
7.2 7.2 Information on Migrating Projects
Introduction
If you upgrade a WinCC version beginning with V5.0 SP2 to WinCC V6.2, please take note
of the following:
CAUTION
If you wish to work with a project in WinCC V6.2 which was created in WinCC V5.0 SP2 or
WinCC V5.1, please read the Chapter "Migration" in the WinCC Information System prior to
upgrading to WinCC V6.2.
Information on the System

● Operating System:
WinCC V6.2 will no longer run on Windows NT. For help on conversion to Windows 2000
or Windows XP, please contact the Microsoft Hotline.
● Multi-user system:
Starting with WinCC V6.0, there is no differentiation anymore between clients and multi-
clients. The WinCC V6 client accesses one server or several servers according to the
configuration.
Information on the Database System

● Database system, Microsoft SQL Server 2005:
In WinCC V5 the Sybase SQL Anywhere database system has been used. WinCC V6.2
manages Runtime data and configuration data using Microsoft SQL Server 2005.
However, Sybase is still required to perform the migration.
CAUTION
Only uninstall Sybase after migrating the projects.
● Swapping data:
WinCC enables you to swap your data directly via the new WinCC database. The
Storage option is no longer necessary. As a result, the swapped-out data is available as a
database.
● dBASE III:
Direct access to the dBASE III databases is no longer possible. After migration of dBASE
databases, the data is managed by the SQL Server 2005.
Notes on Licensing
● Licensing of WinCC starting with version 6.0 differs from its predecessor versions. New
RT or CS licenses are required. If more than 512 archive tags have been configured in a
project, an additional license is required for archive tags.
Installation Notes
Upgrading WinCC
7.2 Information on Migrating Projects
Information on Migrating Projects

The differences between WinCC V5.0 SP2 or V5.1 and WinCC from V6.0 onwards result in
the following restrictions that must be taken into account for the migration of a project:
● C functions and standard functions:
Some C functions as well as the standard funtions
TlgTableWindowPressInsertRecordButton and
TlgTableWindowPressRemoveRecordButton will be obsolete.
Detailed information can be found in the chapter "Changes with ODK".
● Adaptations in the project
The project will have to be adapted following the migration process. This includes the
conversion of screens and libraries, adaptation of the archiving and, if necessary,
reconfiguring process tags.
For more information about the migration of projects see chapter "Migration".
Information on Communication Drivers

Certain channels which could be implemented up to WinCC V5.1 have been discarded from
the scope of delivery of WinCC V6.0 and higher. The following channels are no longer part of
the scope of delivery:
● Allen Bradley DH DH+ DH485
● Allen Bradley Serial DF1
● Applicom Multi Protocol Interface
● GE Fanuc SNP SNPX
● Mitsubishi FX
● Modbus Protocol Suite
● Modbus Serial
● SIMATIC S5 PMC Ethernet
● SIMATIC S5 PMC Profibus
● SIPART
● SIMATIC S5 Ethernet TF (under Windows XP)
Windows DDE
The Windows DDE channel is included in the delivery since it is compatible to earlier WinCC
versions. New connections, however, should be established using the "OPC" channel.
An updated version of the Windows DDE channel is expected to be supplied with a later
version of WinCC.
●
Installation Notes
Upgrading WinCC
7.3 How to Perform an Upgrade Installation
7.3 7.3 How to Perform an Upgrade Installation

Introduction
If you currently have version WinCC V 5.0 SP2 or WinCC V5.1 installed on your system, you
can perform an upgrade installation.
Before beginning an upgrade installation, the transfer of existing projects must be prepared.
Note
If modified standard functions (ANSI-C) are used, make backup copies of the functions prior
to the upgrade installation. During the WinCC installation process, these functions are
overwritten by the standard functions supplied.
Certain channels which could be implemented up to WinCC V5.1 have been discarded from
the scope of delivery of WinCC V6.2.
Also pay attention to the notes in the WinCC Information System under "Migration".
Requirement
The hardware configuration on which WinCC V5.0 SP2 or V5.1 has been installed is also
sufficient for installing an upgrade to WinCC V6.2. However, there should be no significant
increase in data volume because otherwise the performance will get affected. If it is
expected that the data volume will increase, upgrade the hardware in good time.
Upgrade Preparation
Before performing an upgrade installation of WinCC, check the existing projects with regard
to special characters used in the archive names, archive tag names, trend names, trend
window names, column names and table window names. You will find a table with the
permitted special characters in the chapter "Working with WinCC" > "Working with Projects"
> "References".
It is possible that you must use Tag Logging in WinCC V5.0 SP2 or V5.1 to remove certain
special characters from the names.
VBA Code
The "@GLOBAL.PDT" file in the <WinCC-Installationsverzeichnis\Templates > directory
contains your global VBA extensions, for e.g. some menus.
If you install WinCC V6.2, the file "@GLOBAL.PDT" is automatically renamed to
"@GLOBAL.SAV" and replaced through a new file "@GLOBAL.PDT".
First delete the new file "@GLOBAL.PDT" and again rename the "@GLOBAL.SAV" for
accessing your VBA extensions after installing the upgrade.
CAUTION
When transferring archives, if they contain impermissible special characters, the Runtime
archive may be lost.
Note
Make a backup copy of your project before upgrading WinCC.
Installation Notes
Upgrading WinCC
Procedure
1. Prepare existing WinCC projects for migration. Check which communication drivers are
used and also check the names used for impermissible characters.
2. Install WinCC V6.2 as in "Executing Installation of WinCC". WinCC V5.0 SP2 or V5.1
need not be uninstalled for this purpose.
You need the storage medium which contains the licenses for WinCC V6.2. Upgraded
licenses for WinCC V5 will be lost.
Installation Notes
Upgrading WinCC
Installation Notes
Notes about Running the Software 8
Introduction
In order to operate WinCC without problems at optimum performance, please follow the
Notes on Operation under Windows.
Information on this is provided in the WinCC Information System under "Release Notes" >
"Information on Operation" and "Working with Projects" > "Activate Project" > "External
Applications".
Installation Notes
Notes about Running the Software
Installation Notes
Index
Domain, 14
execute, 28, 34, 36
A Microsoft SQL Server 2005, 27
Migration, 34
Access right, 18, 19, 20
Notes on installed software, 28
Notes on migration, 34
PDF files, 7
C Perform uninstall, 31
Client Preparing the installation, 21
Operating system, 14 Requirements, 11, 12, 14
Communication driver, 7, 14 Supplemental Installation Performed Later, 30
Component, 7, 28, 30 Upgrading an Installation, 34, 36
Communication driver, 7 Installation Guide, 5
Delivered Component, 7 Installation Notes, 5
Installed software, 28
Internet Explorer, 14
D
Demo Mode, 9
Domain, 14
L
Domain-global user group, 20 License, 9
Domains, 14 Installation, 9
License Agreement, 9
License Type, 9
E
Event display, 31
External Applications, 39
M
Microsoft Message Queuing, 24
Microsoft SQL Server 2005, 9, 27, 31
F Migration, 34
MS Message Queuing, 24
File sharing, 18
Folder, 18
Released folders, 18
O
Operating system, 14
H Access rights, 18
Prevent access, 17
Hardware Requirement, 12
Operation, 39
Domain, 14
I
Installation, 5, 23, 27, 28
Adapting Security Policy, 21
Component, 28, 30
Database system, 27
Installation Notes
Index
P User group
SIMATIC HMI, 20
PDF files, 7
User Rights, 17
Project
Include in user group, 20
W
R WinCC
Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005, 27
Removal, 31
Installation, 5, 11, 23
execute, 31
Installation Requirements, 12, 14
Requirement, 11
Limit access, 18
Hardware, 12
Perform uninstall, 31
Operating system, 14
Perform Uninstall, 28
Software, 14
Preparing the installation, 21
Supplemental Installation Performed Later, 30
upgrade, 33, 34
S Upgrading an Installation, 34, 36
Safety, 17, 18 User Rights, 17
Scope of Delivery, 7 WinCC DVD, 7
Security policy, 21 WinCC DVD, 7
Server WinCC entity, 27
Operating system, 14 WinCC project
Share, 18 Include in user group, 20
SIMATIC HMI, 18, 19, 20 WinCC V5.0 SP2, 33, 34
User group, 18 WinCC V5.1, 33, 34
SIMATIC Security Control, 28 Windows, 14, 17, 18
Software, 14 Access rights, 18
Requirement, 14 Microsoft Message Queuing, 24
SQL database, 27 Operation under Windows, 39
SQL Server, 27 Preparation the installation of WinCC, 21
User group, 19 Security policy, 21
SQL server entity, 27 Toolbar, 17
SQLServer2005MSSQLUser, 19 User Rights, 17, 18
SSC_Visual, 28 Windows 2000, 14
start menu, 28 Windows 2003 Server, 14
Supplementary installation performed later, 30 Windows event display, 31
execute, 30 Windows Server 2003, 14
Windows Server 2003 R2, 14
Windows Start Menu, 28
T Windows XP, 14
Toolbar, 17
U
Upgrade Installation, 9, 34, 36
execute, 36
User group, 18
Domain-global user group, 20
Include project, 20
SIMATIC HMI, 18, 19, 20
SQLServer2005MSSQLUser, 18, 19
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SIMATIC HMI WinCC V6.2 SP2 Installation Notes

Notes about Running the

Printout of the Online Help

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Component Standard Package

Not all drivers are supported by Windows XP.

Communication driver requires additional license

The WinCC DVD Start Program

Notes On License Conditions

Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Error Message Explanation

Error Message Explanation

4.2 4.2 Hardware Requirements for the Installation

Server: Intel Pentium III; 1 GHz Server: Intel Pentium 4; 2 GHz

Single-user system: 512 MB / Server: 1 GB Single-user system: 1 GB / Server: >1 GB

Central archive server: 1 GB Central archive server: >= 2 GB

4.3 4.3 Software Requirements for the Installation

Single-user Systems and Clients

Operating system Configuration Comments

While installing Windows XP Internet Explorer V6.0 Service

Operating system Configuration Comments

Settings for Windows Server 2003

Microsoft Message Queuing Services

Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Operation with Several Network Cards

Process Communication Driver

Internet Explorer - Requirements

Adapting Security Policies

4.4 4.4 Notes on Data and System Security

Preventing Access to the Operating System Layer in Runtime

Preventing access to the Windows toolbar

Key combination Function

Local user rights when operating WinCC

4.5 4.5 Access Rights in Operating System

4.5.1 Defining Access Rights in the Operating System

Access rights specified in WinCC

Access rights defined by Microsoft SQL Server 2005

4.5.2 Including users in the "SIMATIC HMI" user group

4.5.3 Include user in the user group

4.5.5 Release existing project for "SIMATIC HMI" user group

4.6 4.6 How to Adapt the Windows Security Policies

Installation of a WinCC file server

5.2 5.2 How to Install MS Message Queuing

Procedure for Windows XP

3. Select the "Message Queuing" component.

Procedure for Windows 2000

Procedure for Windows Server 2003

7. Deselect all other subcomponents and acknowledge with "OK".

5.3 5.3 How to Install Microsoft SQL Server 2005

SQL server entity "WinCC"

Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Previously Installed

"WinCC" entity after Deinstallation of WinCC

5.4 5.4 How to Install WinCC

New Entries in the Windows Start Menu

5.5 5.5 How to Install Supplementary Components Later

Microsoft SQL Server 2005

Automation License Manager / MS Update

Changing the Settings in the Windows Event Viewer

Database Sybase SQL Anywhere

7.2 7.2 Information on Migrating Projects

Information on the System

Information on the Database System

Information on Migrating Projects