What are the key OT Protocols for you business

[IainCaldwell]

Hi All

We are starting to prioritise the next quarter's block of protocols, thought I'd ask if there are any key protocols you'd need to support your business.  Keen to hear about protocols or even if you have a particularly dominant manufacturer you use.

Cheers Iain

[fameju]

Good morning,
We use Siemens and Emerson a lot, with respect to Siemens the Siprotec model and Emerson OCR1; protocols modbus, modbus/tcp, 101, 104, opt da, profinet, etc.

[FilipVanHoutte]

Hello,

For the moment we support the following protocols.

BACnet, EtherNet/IP, Fins (Omron), Melsec (Mitsubishi) , Modbus (Modicon standard), OPCUA, PCWorx (Phoenix Contact), Siemens S7300/400 & S71200/1500 series.

Other protocols like the IEC 60870-5-104 and Profinet like you mentioned are in development.

Best regards,

Van Houtte Filip

[DonMario73]

Hi Filip, can you please provide the status of the following features:

• Profinet protocol support.
• Scan IT devices from the same Discovery Hub.
• Classic OT inventory.

Gracias!

[FilipVanHoutte]

Hello,

* For the Profinet support we are currently finalizing the last test. So this protocol will normally released before the end of this year.

* For the Scan IT devices from the same Discovery Hub.  I cannot provide any details regarding this date at this time. But we are working hard in this.

* During the 2023 Fall release "Ename" we announce OT Inventory (On-prem)

Keynote Event – 2023 Fall Release: ‘Ename’ - Lansweeper

Best regards,

Van Houtte Filip

[IainCaldwell]

Excellent thanks @fameju 

Cheers Iain

[mds]

Hello,

We have a lot of Honeywell DCS (Experion PKS) on our sites so it would be nice to have integration for that.
Also some modbus tcp, OPC classic, OPC UA.

regards

[IainCaldwell]

Thanks @mds we currently have sensors using modbus-tcp and OPC UA, will need to do some checking with our inhouse OT expert with regards to honeywell.

Cheers Iain

[IainCaldwell]

Excellent thanks for the reply @mkhuber1 

Cheers Iain

[mkhuber1]

I used all the protocols because we use various brands/makes of PLC and I was not sure which each would respond to. 75% of ourPLCs used the EtherNet/IP protocol.