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AVEVA™ Measurement Advisor Data Connector for Autosol Communication Manager

Install Data Connector Core and Support to DMZ Servers

Install Data Connector Core and Support to DMZ Servers

  • Last UpdatedAug 27, 2024
  • 2 minute read

The Data Connector Core component of the AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector for Autosol Communication Manager (ACM) monitors Autosol Communication Manager for new or updated meter and gas quality configuration and data. This data is transformed as needed and sent to AVEVA Measurement Advisor.

This part of the install also requires installation of the AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector Plugin for ACM component.

  1. Download and extract the media.

    The media package consists of the following items:

    • Product folder: This folder contains: a) the MSIs (product components) and b) the _Versions.txt file listing the product component version numbers.

    • ThirdParty folder: This folder contains all third-party components.

    • Setup.ps1: The script used to install the product on your system. For information on the various parameters, refer to About the Setup.ps1 Parameters.

  2. Start a PowerShell session as an administrator.

  3. Execute the following command:

    Set-Location -Path <LocationOfMedia>

    For example:

    Set-Location -Path C:\Media\

  4. Execute the following command:

    .\Setup.ps1 -FeatureList "AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector Core","AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector Plugin for ACM" -NonInteractive

    Results:

    1. The installer detects which product components are currently installed, as per the following system output:

      Reading installed product information from registry

    2. The installer reads and lists all MSIs contained on the install media. For example:

      Reading MSI information

      AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector Core

      AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector Plugin for ACM

    3. Below the list of included MSIs, there follows a table-like structure with the following four columns:

      • Action: The action to be performed. If a product component is already installed, one of two words appears here: Upgrade or Downgrade. For example, if the CurrentVersion of the an installed product component is 9.0.1.224, and the NewVersion is 9.0.1.225, the word Upgrade appears in the appropriate row under Action. If the CurrentVersion and the NewVersion are the same, you can neither upgrade nor downgrade, so there will be no available action listed.

      • DisplayName: The name of the product component (as it appears, or will appear, in the Microsoft Add or Remove Programs list).

      • CurrentVersion: The version number of the installed product component.

      • NewVersion: The version number of the product component on the media.

    4. Finally, the following system outputs appear:

      Installing Third Party Products

      Executing VC_redist.x64.ps1

      Completed VC_redist.x64.ps1

      Executing DacFramework.ps1

      Completed DacFramework.ps1

      Executing SQLServer_ODBC.ps1

      Completed SQLServer_ODBC.ps1

      Executing SQLServer_msoledbsql.ps1

      Completed SQLServer_msoledbsql.ps1

      Installed Third Party Products successfully

      Installing selected features

      Installing AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector Plugin for ACM

      Installation Successful

      Installing AVEVA Measurement Advisor Data Connector Core

      Installation Successful

      Selected features have been installed successfully

  5. Using File Explorer, navigate to the drive where the software is installed, and then create the %DNADataRoot%\CloudData directory.

  6. Using File Explorer, navigate to %DNADataRoot%\CloudData, and then create a folder called config.

  7. Using File Explorer, navigate to %DNADataRoot%\CloudData\config, and then create a folder called Settings.

  8. Using File Explorer, navigate to %DNADataRoot%\CloudData, and then create a folder called log.

  9. Continue with Set Up Windows Services.

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