Known Issues and Limitations
Description | Tracking ID |
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You will be able to access Advance Configuration in Configuration Hub only with Historian 2023. | DE195195 |
The alarms show in the Alarms grid when the linked Data Collector is selected. However, the close alarm action does not work with Data Collector selection. Workaournd: Select the corresponding A&E Collector from the filter section. Select close alarm. The quality on all open alarmss will be set to bad. |
DE194868 |
In some non-English operating Systems like German, when you try to upgrade Web clients to Historian 2023, you will see port conflicts that do not allow you to proceed. Workaround: Use Silent Installation to install the Historian Web components. |
DE194621 |
In a Primary Mirror installation, all Proficy Authentication users who do not have the ihSecurityAdmins Windows Security group added to the Windows user, will encounter an error while accessing the System details in Configuration Hub. Users can proceed to perform other actions. There is no workaround. |
DE194610 |
It is not possible to uninstall Historian Server 9.1 with Excel Add-in version 11.0. Workaround: Stop the services and delete the files (or) upgrade the server. |
DE194363 |
While using the pre-built functions or insert function wizard, you cannot browse tags when the Calculation collector is running on a remote machine. | DE194325 |
Upgrading collectors to 2023 with Historian Server 9.1 causes opening issues with Historian Administrator and in accessing the System in Configuration Hub. Workaround: Upgrade the Historian Client Tools to 2023. |
DE194063 |
When using the OPC UA collector on Windows Server 2022, you cannot browse tags when the OPC UA source is on the remote machine. | DE193985 |
Spare Fields Labels configured for a system will be lost when the system is added to another Configuration Hub. | DE193890 |
If you are upgrading from 2022 to 2023, once the Hab collector is instantiated, you need to manually create a registry entry SamplerID for this instance in the following registry. The datatype is String. Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\GE Digital\iHistorian\Services\HabCollector\ |
DE193880 |
If you use an alias during the installation of the web-based clients, on the FQDN screen, the Historian Configuration Hub plugin fails to load. This is due to not having the respective certificates for aliases which validates the Configuration Hub plugin. | DE193789 |
After a Start or Stop action is performed, the Hab Collector's status takes some time to reflect on the Configuration Hub UI. | DE189053 |
If a SCADA (Habitat) system does not have MRID logics, then the user can use the Hab collector for data collection. However, the tags cannot be renamed or deleted /disabled automatically. Any tag is renamed in the SCADA system, then Hab collector will treat as a new tag instead of renaming. |
DE185516 |
All Audited Actions performed from Configuration hub do not have the Username. There is currently no workaround. |
DE182243 |
You cannot back up an archive at a command prompt using the following
command:
However,
this issue does not occur if the archive is associated with the default
data store.Workaround: When you back up an archive, include
the data store name as follows:
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DE188825 |
After you upgrade Historian, the Historian Remote Collector
Management Agent does not start automatically. Workaround: Restart the computer. |
DE175062 |
If you install only Historian without installing iFIX, you may find some iFIX-related files in the C drive. You can ignore/delete them. If, however, you plan to install iFIX later, you must reinstall Historian Client Tools after installing iFIX. | |
If using Windows server 2022 or Window 11, you cannot connect to the Historian OPC UA HDA server using a remote OPC HDA client. | DE174953 |
If you install iFIX SCADA with the Historian server and Historian collectors on a remote machine using the iFIX integrated installer, then install License Client, and then uninstall Historian, an error message appears after you restart the machine and try to access iFIX. | DE174741 |
If you install iFIX SCADA with Historian Client Tools on a remote machine using the iFIX integrated installer, and then if you uninstall Client Tools, License Client is uninstalled as well. | DE174737 |
In a distributed node that is part of a mirror location, sometimes, you cannot back up an archive file. In addition, you cannot remove an archive file either from the primary node or a distributed node of a mirror location. | DE174808 |
If using a Historian web client or Historian Administrator of an older version with Historian 2022 server, you cannot perform actions on data stores or archives. | DE174355 |
If you are upgrading the Historian server on a passive node, an error
message may appear behind the installer screen, stating that the
Archives directory is not created. Workaround: You can ignore this message, or you can make the node active before upgrading the Historian server. |
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The OPC UA DA collector stops working for unsolicited tags after you disconnect and reconnect to the source. | DE135433 |
For a collector instance whose destination is Azure IoT Hub, you
cannot restart the collector using the Save and
Restart button in Configuration Hub. You cannot restart
the collector using the Windows service either. Workaround: Use the Restart Collector API to restart the collector. |
DE151454 |
After you delete a collector instance, the Windows service and the
registry entry for the collector are not deleted. Workaround: Delete the Windows service and the registry entry manually. |
DE151169 |
If the version of Historian collectors is different from that of
Client Tools, ihSQL does not work. Workaround: Ensure that you have the same version of Client Tools and collectors. |
DE149550 |
Using Configuration Hub, if you add a system by specifying its host name, and then add the same system by specifying its IP address, or vice versa, no validation error appears. | DE146366 |
When Configuration Manager is down, you cannot browse for tags in a horizontally scalable system. | DE141885 |
If you register the Configuration Hub plugin with a remote
Configuration Hub container, the local instance of the connection is not
unregistered. Workaround:
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DE150907 |
If you install Configuration Hub and the Web Admin console on the
same machine, and use self-signed certificates for both of them, the
login page for Configuration Hub does not appear. Workaround:
Disable the domain security policies:
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DE151105 |
You cannot create multiple instances of the File collector on a single machine. | DE151715 |
Using Configuration Hub, you cannot restart an OPC collector whose
destination is Azure IoT Hub. Workaround: Restart the collector from the Collectors section in Configuration Hub, modify the registry entry for the collector instance and restart manually, or restart the collector machine. |
DE151454 |
When you change the destination of a collector from Historian to Predix TimeSeries, no success message appears although the destination is changed. In addition, the collector is not started automatically. | DE151859 |
Even after you uninstall collectors and Web-based Clients, the corresponding Windows services and registry entries are not removed. | DE151169 |
When you upgrade iFIX collectors to version 9.0, the custom registry folders are deleted. | DE151435 |
In Configuration Hub, for a stand-alone Historian system, when you select a server, the Diagnostics Manager service does not appear in the Details section. | DE151711 |
If you upgrade Historian from a version earlier than 8.1, by default,
storing future data is enabled. Workaround:
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DE149376 |
If you upgrade Historian server from a single-server installation to
a primary mirror installation, and if you then add a distributed machine
to the Historian system using Configuration Hub, you may see issues in
connecting the distributed machine to the primary
machine. Workaround: Restart all the Historian server services on Primary Mirror server and Distributed/Mirror server machine. |
DE152582 |
In a horizontally scalable system, if Client Manager is down, Web-Based Clients do not failover to the other Client Managers in the system. And, the following error message appears in Web-Based Clients: Service call to central buffer server fail. | DE152830 |
In a horizontally scalable system, instead of adding a distributed machine, if you add a primary mirror machine or a monolithic (stand-alone) machine, no validation message appears, but causes issues later. | DE153191 |
If you upgrade Historian server to 9.0, the machine is restarted abruptly when the installation is still in progress. The installation will, however, resume after the machine is restarted. | DE151125 |
If you upgrade Historian server from a mirror system to a horizontally scalable system in 9.0, you cannot query data from the distributed machine when the distributed machine is removed from the DefaultMirror location. | DE152677 |
If you install iFIX on a machine that has Historian Web-based
Clients, sometimes, the reverse proxy service stops
working. Workaround: Restart the reverse proxy service - GE Operations Hub Httpd Reverse Proxy. |
DE151157 |
If you reinstall collectors and Web-based Clients, the size of the Historian server and Web-based Clients appears as decreased in the Programs and Features page, although there is no functional impact. | DE152484 |
When you install Client Tools, incorrect installation pages appear,
although the installation is successful. Workaround: Ignore the incorrect installation pages, and proceed with the installation of Client Tools. |
DE153175 |
If you change the destination of a collector instance, the destination is not updated in the older machine, although the destination is updated in the new machine. | DE153176 |
When you attempt to fetch a list of OPC servers using the Get OPC
Server API, an error occurs. This is applicable to the following OPC
servers:
Workaround: Add collector instances using the RemoteCollectorConfigurator utility. |
DE147276 |
Even if you install Web-based Clients using an alias name, you cannot access Configuration Hub using the alias name. | DE148939 |
While connecting to a remote Historian, you cannot add an instance of the File collector unless Client Tools are installed. | DE152330 |
After you install Client Tools in an iFIX system, the Configure
Historian Server option is disabled in iFIX 6.5. Workaround: Reinstall Client Tools, and restart the machine. |
DE149001 |
In Configuration Hub, for a horizontally scalable system, in the
Collectors section, you cannot access an
offline collector; a blank error message appears. Workaround: Ensure that the URI registry entry is the same for all the machines in a horizontally scalable system. |
DE151380 |
If you upgrade collectors, an error occurs when you access Historian
Administrator. Workaround: Install Client Tools. |
DE151932 |
If you upgrade collectors, you cannot manage the OPC collectors. An
error message appears in the CollectorManager.shw
file. Workaround: Refer to Troubleshooting Remote Collector Management Issues. |
DE151366 |
While installing Web-based Clients, after the connection to the
external UAA is successful, if you change the UAA details, you can
proceed to the next step even without testing the connection. Because of
this, you will not be able to connect to the UAA server if the UAA
details are incorrect (although you can install Web-based
Clients). Workaround: Test the connection to the external UAA again, and only after the connection is successful, proceed to the next step. |
DE155570 |
When you try to upgrade Web clients to Historian 2023, you will see port conflicts that do not allow you to proceed. Workaround: Use Silent Installation to install the Historian Web components. |
DE194621 |
In a Primary Mirror installation, all Proficy Authentication users who do not have the ihSecurityAdmins Windows Security group added to the Windows user, will encounter an error while accessing the System details in Configuration Hub. Users can proceed to perform other actions. There is no workaround. |
DE194610 |