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Cannot edit the graphic because the Graphics Editor has lost connection with the server

Picard Product_Support
‎2018-09-11 07:51 AM

Last Updated: Administrator CraigEl Administrator ‎2023-09-13 05:17 PM

Issue

When attempting to edit a graphic on an SBO/EBO ES or AS the Graphics Editor, Function Block Editor or Script Editor reports it has lost connection.

Product Line

EcoStruxure Building Operation

Environment

  • Building Operation Workstation
  • Building Operation Automation Server Premium

Cause

  • A second instance of the workstation is running on the same computer
  • The firewall is blocking the connection.
  • The password was recently changed during the same session
  • Workstation is connected via HTTPS but there is no valid certificate

Resolution

Solution 1

If using Remote Desktop (RDP) to access the SBO/EBO ES remotely, a second instance of the workstation could be initiated.

Close the workstation on both the remote connection and at the SBO/EBO ES.

Then open the workstation either at the SBO/EBO ES or via remote connection, not both.

 

Solution 2

Check if the firewall has been enabled while logged in to the SBO/EBO ES or AS, and disable the firewall

Here is an example for McAfee

 

Solution 3

Make sure the network information (such as gateway) for the PC is entered correctly.

 

Solution 4

If you just changed the password of the logged in user, log out and in again

 

Solution 5

Workstation is connected via HTTPS but there is no valid certificate. Ensure that certificates are installed and trusted on the workstation/server so that no certificate warnings are received or use HTTP to connect to the server.

 

Solution 6

Update the Certificate Revocation List as described in First time a TGML graphic is opened after logging in it takes a long time for the graphic to load.

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