The Industrial IoT plugin 5.0.1.1 includes the following known issues.
| Issue | First reported in | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 12173 | Industrial IoT 5.0.1.0 | When installing the Industrial IoT client only the Time Series widget is not installed. The workaround is to do a server installation if the widget is needed. |
| 12144 | Industrial IoT 5.0.1.0 | Scroll bar within list view is not available, only a scroll bar on the entire page is there. |
| 9997 | Industrial IoT 4.4.2.0 | When an alarm is triggered on an entity that has attached cameras, the stream of cameras displayed does not follow the Video display option configuration in the Properties page of the alarm. |
| 9647 | Industrial IoT 4.4.1.0 | Device types created in plugin version 4.4.0.0 cannot be imported. |
| 9633 | Industrial IoT 4.4.1.0 | When using Security Center 5.10 and
later, devices appear on the Custom entity layer instead of the
protocol specific layer in task. Workaround: Use the custom entity layer if you need to
reorder devices in the map.
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| 7433 | Industrial IoT 4.4.1.0 | The Time Series widget is not available in pane when there are multiple Windows sessions open at the same
time. Workaround: When configuring the Time Series
widget, be sure to logout other users that have active sessions.
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| 7415 | Industrial IoT 4.3.3 | Information entered in the user interface is lost when you navigate from the plugin role to a different role in Security Center to another before applying the changes |
| 7414 | Industrial IoT 4.3.3 | In Security Center 5.9.1.0 or
later,changing the icon in the Identity page of a device or entity can override the
icon that is displayed in the entity browser. Workaround: Change the icon in
the Properties page of the device or entity.
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| 7412 | Industrial IoT 4.3.0 | If you change the icons of devices or entities on a federated system, the icon is displayed as a blue cube in the Federation™ host. |
| 7410 | SNMP Manager 4.1 | You can only define the data points contained in a static SNMP table by specifying their index in the table. Changes to the table size by the SNMP agent at runtime could results in an invalid data point. |