Overview The FX Server software expands the capabilities of one or more FX Supervisory Controllers, in addition to managing TCP/IP field devices directly. The FX Server collects, stores, and provides access to large amounts of information (such as alarms, events, and histories) sourced from one or more FX Supervisory Controllers. The FX Serveralsocoordinates theintegrationof multiple FX Supervisory Controllers networked together on a single project by providing network-wide automation and coordination, such as master scheduling, system-wide database management, and integration with enterprise software applications and from TCP/IP field devices. The FX Server includes a graphical user interface and configuration tool you can access with a web browser. Multiple users can concurrently connect to the FX Server. User securityandpresentationpreferencesare managed through user profiles, login IDs, and passwords. Remote access is easily achieved from an intranet, WAN, LAN, and Internet connection. Figure 1: FX Server FX Server Features and Benefits • Web-Based User Interface—Features a bold and intuitive new interface that is modern and easy to use. An HTML5 profile has been added to provide a more robust web experience. • Powerful Security—Provides a defense-in-depth approach to security that requires users to use strong credentials. Provides encrypted data. Easy to configure user permissions. • Centralized Enterprise-Wide Information—Provides a single access point for a project consisting of multiple FX Supervisory Controllers or multiple IP field controllers. • Large Storage Repository for Alarms, Events, and Histories—Allows large amounts of historical information to be accessed and archived. • Niagara® Analytics—Allows you to apply a variety of analytic algorithms and diagnostics to both historical and real-time data

Overview The FX Server software expands the capabilities of one or more FX Supervisory Controllers, in addition to managing TCP/IP field devices directly. The FX Server collects, stores, and provides access to large amounts of information (such as alarms, events, and histories) sourced from one or more FX Supervisory Controllers. The FX Serveralsocoordinates theintegrationof multiple FX Supervisory Controllers networked together on a single project by providing network-wide automation and coordination, such as master scheduling, system-wide database management, and integration with enterprise software applications and from TCP/IP field devices. The FX Server includes a graphical user interface and configuration tool you can access with a web browser. Multiple users can concurrently connect to the FX Server. User securityandpresentationpreferencesare managed through user profiles, login IDs, and passwords. Remote access is easily achieved from an intranet, WAN, LAN, and Internet connection. Figure 1: FX Server FX Server Features and Benefits • Web-Based User Interface—Features a bold and intuitive new interface that is modern and easy to use. An HTML5 profile has been added to provide a more robust web experience. • Powerful Security—Provides a defense-in-depth approach to security that requires users to use strong credentials. Provides encrypted data. Easy to configure user permissions. • Centralized Enterprise-Wide Information—Provides a single access point for a project consisting of multiple FX Supervisory Controllers or multiple IP field controllers. • Large Storage Repository for Alarms, Events, and Histories—Allows large amounts of historical information to be accessed and archived. • Niagara® Analytics—Allows you to apply a variety of analytic algorithms and diagnostics to both historical and real-time data