Industrial Graphics Server Installation Procedure
- Last UpdatedSep 29, 2025
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Note: AVEVA Industrial Graphics is now deprecated within Plant SCADA and future releases. It will no longer be supported or maintained in future versions, monthly updates or security updates. AVEVA recommends customers cease using AVEVA Industrial Graphics within Plant SCADA runtime systems and decommission any Plant SCADA Industrial Graphics web servers from production and engineering systems. See AVEVA™ Industrial Graphics for more information.
This section describes the pages displayed by the Plant SCADA installer and the settings required for an Industrial Graphics Server. Use the Back and Next buttons to navigate through the included pages.
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Installation Documentation |
If required, view the available documents. |
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License Agreement |
Accept the terms of the License Agreement. |
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What is the role of this computer? |
Select Server. |
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Select the server(s) you want to install |
Select Plant SCADA Industrial Graphics Server. If required, you can also select other server types. However, It is recommended that you install an Industrial Graphics Server on a dedicated computer. |
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The selected products/components will be installed/upgraded. |
By default, the following components are selected when you install an Industrial Graphics Server.
You can use this page to customize the list of selected components. Licensing for AVEVA Industrial Graphics is managed using the AVEVA Enterprise Licensing system. If you do not have access to an existing Enterprise License Server, you will need to include the following components in your installation.
If an Enterprise License Server is already set up, you will still need the License Manager to access it. Note: Plant SCADA 2023 R2 installs version 4.0 of AVEVA Enterprise Licensing. If your system includes computers that are not upgraded to AEL 4.0, you will need to install AVEVA Enterprise Licensing Server Legacy Support on your Enterprise License Server. This enables backwards compatibility for clients nodes that are running an earlier version of AEL. |
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Access Restriction |
This page provides information about the local Windows groups the installer will create to manage security (see the section Windows User Groups and Security Roles in the topic Installation Information). Note: This page will only appear if you are installing Plant SCADA on a clean computer (one that has not hosted an earlier version). If you are upgrading from an earlier version, equivalent user groups will already exist on the computer. If you want your current Windows user account to be included in the groups that are being created, select Add the current Windows user to these groups. A dialog will let you know that the group membership changes will not occur until after a restart. |
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Firewall |
If the installer detects that the computer has Windows Firewall enabled, you will be asked if you would like the installer to modify your settings. If you select Yes, Plant SCADA Runtime will be added to the list of authorized programs. See the section Windows Firewalls in the topic Installation Information). |
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Customize the installation location |
This page identifies the destination folders for:
You can modify the folder locations by clicking the Change buttons and selecting alternative locations. You can also Reset the default locations. Note: The installation folder and the 'User and Data' folder cannot be the same, or a sub-directory of one another. You should also avoid selecting your Windows user folder. |
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Ready to Install the Program |
This page lists the components that will be installed based on your selections. If required, use the Back button to make any modifications. Click Install to start the installation process. |
When installation is complete, a dialog will appear asking if you would like to launch Configurator. This may take a few minutes if you have installed some external components (for example, AVEVA Enterprise Licensing components).
Note: The installation experience is not complete until after you exit Configurator. A restart request is likely to appear at this point. To avoid permission issues, you should close Configurator and confirm if a reboot is required before you run Plant SCADA.
See Also
Industrial Graphics Server Installation Requirements