Log into the Azure instance, and open the IoT Hub 2. Data is automatically exchanged by integrating systems such as OPC UA, SAP, SQL, MQTT, REST, SOAP, Excel, labellers and so on. Ideally the machine will be running the latest JRE/JDK from Oracle, which can be downloaded below: Configuring the Azure IoT Hub. In order for the IoT Gateway to work, the computer on which the KEPServerEX is installed on must have a working 32-bit Java JRE or full JDK installed (version 7 or higher). A third party tool developed by Microsoft is also required: The Device explorer generates the security tokens that the KEPServerEX IoT Gateway will use when connecting to the IoT Hub. Requirements and System Setup This document requires that a certain amount of setup be done outside of the KEPServerEX in order to facilitate the connection setup, and access to an instance of Microsoft Azure is mandatory. Key updates include an enhanced OPC UA Client driver, expanded Configuration API capabilities, and new connectivity mapping features. variety of isolated protection serial COM/LAN configurations for industrial IoT needs. This guide assumes a certain degree of familiarity with both the KEPServerEX, and Azure s IoT Hub and does not serve as a substitute for any in-depth manuals the help files for both products should be references for any topics for which further information is needed. It employs secure IoT protocols such as OPC UA or MQTT to connect. 1 (7) /8/208 KEPServerEX IoTGateway to Azure IoT Hub Initial Setup and ConfigurationĢ 2 (7) /8/208 Introduction This document is intended to server as a basic guide on configuring the KEPServerEX IoT Gateway to publish automation data from the server to an Azure IoT Hub via MQTT. KEPServerEX V6 is enterprise-ready, IT-friendly and secure software that enables remote configuration, support for critical industrial automation markets in Asia and Europe, and a simplified user.

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