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Yokogawa Electric Corporation
ISD-MASP-S04019Copyright © Yokogawa Electric CorporationSeptember 8, 2004
Solution Marketing GroupInternational Business Headquarters
Vnet/IP Network Guide
April 20, 2023
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Local Area Networks
Please reference the notes on most pages of this presentation.
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Ethernet – A Brief History
Original Ethernet– 1970s by Xerox– 3 Mbps– Carrier sense multiple access collision detect
• CSMA/CD
10-Mbps Ethernet Version 1– 1980 consortium
• DEC, Intel and Xerox
ANSI/IEEE Std. 802.3– 1985 official standard– Number of supplements since then. . .
• Takes advantage of technologies, network media, data rates
The terms Ethernet and 802.3 are used interchangeably and refer to the IEEE 802.3
standard.
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Ethernet Network Topologies
Ethernet Bus Topology– Original Ethernet Networks– Coaxial media
• 10Base5 coax (thick-wire Ethernet)– More or less has disappeared
• 10Base2 coax (thin-wire Ethernet)– Becoming less common
Ethernet bus segment
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Ethernet Network Topologies (2)
The star-connected topology– Adopted since the 1990s– Central network unit
• Hub• Switch/Router
– All connections are point-to-point• Twisted-pair copper wire, or• Optical fiber cable
Ethernet Star-topology
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Ethernet Network Topologies (3)
Star-topology– 3 data rates currently defined for optical fiber and
twisted-pair cables:• 10 Mbps – 10Base-T Ethernet• 100 Mbps – Fast Ethernet• 1000 Mbps – Gigabit Ethernet
Ethernet Media– 2 general types of copper cable
• UTP – unshielded twisted-pair; Category 3, 4, 5, 5E and 6• STP – shielded twisted-pair; Category 3, 4, 5, 5E and 6
– Cat 7 cable is designed for 10 Gigabit Ethernet
– Several types of optical fiber cable• Multi-mode
– 50/125 um– 62.5/125 um
• Single mode– 9/125 um
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Ethernet Media
10Base-T 10 2 pairs of UTP Cat 3 or better supported 100100Base-TX 100 2 pairs of UTP Cat 5 or better supported 100
or Type 1 STP100Base-FX 100 1 pair of F.O. MM 50/125 µm 5000
MM 62.5/126 µm 40001000Base-TX 1000 4 pairs of UTP Cat 5E, 6 & upsupported1001000Base-CX 1000 4 pairs of STP Cat 5E, 6 & up supported 251000Base-SX 1000 1 pair of F.O. MM 50/125 µm 500
MM 62.5/126 µm 2201000Base-LX 1000 1 pair of F.O. MM 50/125 µm 1100
MM 62.5/126 µm 550SM 9/125 µm 13,750
Ethernet Speed Cabling Cable Type Full DistanceVersion Mbps Duplex meters
MM = multimodeSM = single mode1000Base-TX is also called 1000Base-TSX = short wavelength fiberLX = long wavelength fiber
Note: • Optical Fiber length depends upon mediaType and light source quality.• Copper cable lengths will affect 1 gigabit
Ethernet performance.
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The terms “Layer” and “Level” are used interchangeably in Ethernet documentation.
OSI Reference Model
OSI Model
Application Layer 7
Presentation Layer 6
Session Layer 5
Transport Layer 4
Network Layer 3
Data Link Layer 2
Physical Layer 1
L4-Switch
Router, L3-Switch
Switch
Hub
IEEE 802.3Reference
Model
MAC-clientMedia Access (MAC)
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Traffic Regulators
Hubs, Bridges, Switches, Routers, Firewalls– All work together to create different types of
network roadways• Devices to regulate speed
– Hub• Devices to manage flow of traffic, opening, closing,
and directing it to specific streets (IP address).– Router
• Devices to open a connection between two communicating computers and nobody else (virtual connections).
– Switch• Devices to protect sensitive information
– Bridges, routers and firewalls (hardware or software)– Bridges have been replaced with switches and
routers
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Hub
A Hub is a layer 1 device– It gathers the signals from each individual
computer, optionally amplifies each signal, and then sends the signal out to all other computers.
– All computers see all the traffic.• Therefore one computer can take all bandwidth
away from everyone else.
– Hubs only deal with the physical layer of Ethernet.
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Switches
A Switch is like a hub– Gathers signals from devices that are connected
to it and then regenerates a new copy of each signal
Creates a virtual circuit between sender and receiver– Allows the sender and receiver momentarily to
exchange information without intrusion– Ensures that information travels directly
between communicating computers– Time out on ports to free virtual circuits for
reuse.
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Switches (2)
Can be used to create virtual LANs (VLAN) between switches to partition departments or user groups.Switches read/use the MAC address– Reason why it is called a layer 2 device
Purchase a switch that is compatible with your physical network and data link protocols– Don’t mix manufacturers
New offerings of switches that examine OSI layer 3– Network routing– Information from the IP portion of the message– Blurs distinction between switches and routers
Use a switch that is “auto-sensing” (10,100,1000)
Managed or Un-managed switchSpanning Tree Protocol (STP) between switches to kill redundant circuits to prevent infinite loops
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Layer 3 Switch
Hybrid– Combines the packet handling of routers
and the speed of switching
Multi-layer Switch– Operate on both layer 2 and 3 of the OSI
model
Aimed at the core of large enterprise networksAlso called routing switches or IP switches
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Bridge
Connects 2 or more LANs with different physical and data-link level protocolsFilters information– Network traffic on one portion of the network
does not congest the rest of the network
May consist of standalone hardware or of software running on a serverRelatively simple and efficient traffic regulators– Have been replaced by more powerful
switches and routers
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Router
Primary purpose (work at layer 3)– Connect two or more networks– Precise filtering network signals
• Only desired information travels between them
Inspects more information that switches– Can be programmed and customized
Aware of many possible paths across a networkMust learn a formidable amount of information about the network(s)Begin acting like a firewall
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Traffic Regulators
Hubs, switches, bridges, and routers can interconnect two different kinds of networks such as 10BaseT and 1000BaseTX.Hubs (unlike switches, bridges and routers) do not filter traffic between two networks.– Hubs are slowly being replaced by switches
Bridges have disappeared.Switches have the unique capability to enable communicating devices momentarily to utilize the full bandwidth of the network.Switches (and hubs) cannot accommodate the variety of protocols and cabling types that bridges can.Routers cost more, more difficult to install and manage but they filter and route more precisely.
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Vnet/IPOutline
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Concept of Vnet/IP Functions
PLC communicationPLC communicationHIS-HIS HIS-HIS communicationcommunicationOpen Open
communicationcommunication
Control Control communicationcommunication
Bus 1Bus 1
OPC
Open Vnet
PLC
Open
HIS
Open Vnet
HIS
Open Vnet
Control Control communicationcommunication
GSGW
Open Vnet
APCS
Open Vnet
FCS
Vnet
Bus 2Bus 2
Yokogawa’s dedicated hardware
Exaquantum
Open
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Vnet/IP Features (Band Partitioning Control)
BUS1Control
BUS2Open & Control
(as backup)
(Open)Reserved
Control Comm.
Diagnosis
In case ofError on BUS1,switchControl Comm.to BUS2
OpenComm.
1 Gbps 1 Gbps
Spare forControl Comm.
Backup
Yokog
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a
Vn
et/IP
Eth
ern
et
(TC
P/
IP)
Control comm.: Uses BUS1– When problem on BUS1,
switch over to BUS2.Open comm.: Uses BUS2– For Yokogawa packages
• Yokogawa packages like PRM, Exaopc, GSGW use this band.
– For general-purpose Ethernet
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Vnet/IP Network Configuration
Field networkField network
PRMPRM
GSGGSGWW
PLCPLC
ExaopcExaopcENGENG
FFCS-LFFCS-L
HISHIS
CS3000 on CS3000 on VnetVnetCSCS
OPC OPC ServerServer
CS CS 10001000
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Connection of General-purpose Ethernet equipment
HIS/ENG
FFCS-L
GSGW
Vnet/IP Bus2 can connect the general-purpose Ethernet equipmentas total 300Mbps.Connecting Ethernet equipment, you have to control the network trafficwith 100Mbps Switching Hub.
BB usus22
OPC Server
PLCCCTV
HIS-TS HIS-TS
Client
100 Mb switching hub for traffic control
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Vnet/IP Network Configuration Example 1
FCS(FFCS-L)
ENG/HIS
L2 switch
L2 switch
Red: BUS1 (Control)Black: BUS2 (Open)
Minimum configuration Minimum configuration exampleexample
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Vnet/IP Network Configuration Example 2
L3 switch1 Gbps
Example of multiple-domain Example of multiple-domain configurationconfiguration
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Domain 2
VnetVnet
Domain 3 Domain 4
Domain Integration Domain Integration
Vnet routerVnet router
VnetVnet VnetVnet
Vnet/IPVnet/IP
Domain 1
Max 16 DomainsTotal domain number =Vnet domain + Vnet/IP domain
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The mechanism of Switch Over
Bus1 Bus2
HIS02
HIS01
FCS01
HIS01-SW2 FAIL
SW1
SW3 SW6
SW2 SW5
SW4 HIS01-FCS01: Bus2Bus2
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The mechanism of Switch Over
Bus1 Bus2
HIS02
HIS01
FCS01
HIS01-SW2 FAIL
SW1
SW3 SW6
SW2 SW5
SW4 HIS02-FCS01: Bus1
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The mechanism of Switch Over
Bus1 Bus2
HIS02
HIS01
FCS01
HIS01-SW2 Recover
SW1
SW3 SW6
SW2 SW5
SW4 HIS01-FCS01: Bus1
HIS02-FCS01: Bus1
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Basic Network Information
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What is L2/L3?
OSI Model
L3-Switch
L2-Switch
protocol
Application Layer 7
Presentation Layer 6
Session Layer 5
Transport Layer 4
Network Layer 3
Data Link Layer 2
Physical Layer 1
MacEthernet
IP
TCP/UDP
FTP,HTTPPOP,SNTPetc
L3SW uses IP(Internet protocol) address
L2SW uses MAC(Media Access Control ) address
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What is MAC address?
MAC address is managed by IEEE and Vender.YOKOGAWA manages MAC address of Vnet/IP interface (VI701 and CPU of FFCS-L).MAC address is unique address.
24bit 24bit
MAC address
IEEE Vender
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IP Address
Global IP Address.– Global IP address is unique address.– Global address is used in the internet.
Private IP Address.– Private address is used in the intranet.
Vnet/IP uses Private IP AddressVnet/IP uses Private IP Address
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What is IP address-2?
IP address has some classes.For example (Class C and Class B)IP address has network address and host address.
192 168 10 100
Network address:24bit
Host address:8bit
172 16 1 24
Network address:16bit Host address:16bit
Class C
Class B
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Vnet/IP IP Address Information
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Vnet/IP Interface of FFCS-L
FFCS-L(Duplex) has four 1000BASE-T I/F
CPU(Left) CPU(Right)
BUS1 BUS2 BUS1 BUS2
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Vnet/IP Interface of VI701
VI701 has two 1000BASE-T I/F
VI701(Vnet/IP PCI Card)
BUS1 BUS2
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Vnet/IP Addressing
FFCS-L– Vnet/IP Bus1 Address
• CPU1 (Left)• CPU2 (Right)
– Vnet/IP Bus2 Address• CPU1 (Left)• CPU2 (Right)
– TCP/IP on Vnet/IP
HIS (VI701)– Vnet/IP Bus1 Address– Vnet/IP Bus2 Address– TCP/IP on Vnet/IP– TCP/IP on Ethernet (Open Communication)
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Address Setting
Vnet/IP Address (Bus1 and Bus2)– Automatically Setting
TCP/IP on Vnet/IP– Automatically setting by System View
TCP/IP on Ethernet– Manually setting by Windows Network
Property
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FFCS-L IP Address
Vnet/IP Bus1 and Bus2 Address is defined automatically. – Bus1:
• CPU1 (Left) : 192.168.(Domain).(Station X 2)• CPU2 (Right): 192.168 .(Domain).(Station X 2+1)
– Bus2:• CPU1(Left): 192.168.(128+Domain).(Station X 2)• CPU2(Right):192.168.(128+Domain).(Station X 2
+1)
TCP/IP on Vnet/IP– 172.16.(Domain).(Station)
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HIS (VI701) IP Address
Vnet/IP Bus1 and Bus2 Address is defined automatically.– Bus1: 192.168.(Domain).(Station X 2)– Bus2: 192.168.(128+Domain). (Station X 2)
TCP/IP on Vnet/IP– 172.16.(Domain).(Station)
TCP/IP on Ethernet (Open Communication)– 192.168.(128+Domain). (130 to 253)
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Address List of Vnet/IP Bus1
192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.254
192.168.1.253
192.168.1.2
192.168.1.129192.168.1.130
192.168.1.1 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol )
192.168.1.254 SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol)
Centum Stations 64stn x2(128)
SW/Open Communication stations(124)
Ex. Domain 1Ex. Domain 1
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Address List of Vnet/IP Bus2
192.168.129.1 to 192.168.129.254
192.168.129.253
192.168.129.2
192.168.129.129192.168.129.130
192.168.129.1 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol )
192.168.129.254 SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol)
Centum Stations 64stn x2(128)
SW/Open Communication stations(124)
Ex. Domain 1Ex. Domain 1
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192.168.1:Domain1
192.168.2:Domain2
...
192.168.31:Domain31
IP Network Address (Use Private Address Class C*)
*Exception TCP/IP on Vnet(172.16.domain.station)
Use private Address Class B.Same as Vnet.
Bus2
Bus1
192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255
192.168.129.xx
192.168.33.xx
192.168.65.xx192.168.97.xx
192.168.1.xx
192.168.161.xx192.168.193.xx192.168.225.xx
192.168.129:Domain1
192.168.130:Domain2
...
192.168.159:domain31
Network address(24bit)
Host address(8bit)
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IP Address for FFCS-L
BUS1(IP1) BUS2(IP2) BUS1(IP3) BUS2(IP4)
FFCS-L: Redundant
TCP/IP on Vnet Address (IP5)
Left CPU Right CPU
IP1 to IP4:by DIP SW (domain/station) ,Automatically assign
IP5:by System View (172.16.domain.station)
*TCP/IP on Vnet Address: for Recipe Loading
Same as Vnet
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IP Address for VI701
Bus1(IP1) Bus2(IP2) Bus2(IP4)
HIS/ENG/APCS/GSGW
TCP/IP on Vnet/IP (IP3)
Control Communication
OPEN Communication
IP1 and IP2 by DIP SW (domain/station) Automatically assign
IP4 by System View: 172.16.(domain).(station)
IP3 by System View and Windows:
192.168.(128+domain).(130 to 253)
Same as Vnet
Same as Ethernetbut address is
change
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Basic Network SW information
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What is Switching Hub?
Using Sw-Hub, there is no collision. Because connect ports that is only needed.
A B C D
Not Sw-Hub
Collision
B send data to C.
A send data to D->Collision occurs.
A B C D
Sw-Hub
B send data to C.
A send data to D->OK!!.
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What is L2SW?
L2SW uses MAC address.L2SW has conversion table port and MAC address.
port MAC
1 A
2 B
3 C
4 D A B C D
L2SW
Port-1 2 3 4
MACAddress
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What is L3SW?
L3SW has two functions.– Oen function is L2SW and other is router.– Router has information IP address and routing table.
E F H J
5 6 7 8
A B C D
L2SW
Port-1 2 3 4
Router(L3)
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What is router(L3)?
Router1
Router2
Router3
x
y
192.168.1.130
network address
Router IP address
192.168.3.x 192.168.2.131
192.168.4.x 192.168.2.132
192.168.1.128
Router1-Routing table
X send data to y
Network Address of y is 192.168.4.X
Router1 has routing table
Router1 send data to Router3
192.168.2.130
192.168.3.128
192.168.2.130
192.168.2.132
192.168.2.131
192.168.4.128
192.168.4.132
192.168.3.131
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Vnet/IP SW information
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Vnet/IP hops
L2SW (single domain)– Max. 7 hops (level)
L3SW (multi-domain)– Max. 15 hops (level)
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What is hop?
domain1
Domain1-Domain4:3 hops
Domain1-domain7:5 hops
This case is max 5 hops
domain2 domain3 domain4
domain5
domain6
domain7
L3SW
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Recommendation of SW connection
domain1
domain2
domain3
domain4
SW
SW
SW
Three hops
domain1
domain2 domain3 domain4
One hop
If possible, the number of hop is decreased. BecauseMaintenance is easy and Reliability is high.
SW SWSW
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L2SW of Vnet/IP
Unmanaged L2SW– Selecting Model: DELL 2600 Series (Unmanaged)
Managed L2SW– Selecting Model CISCO 2970G – By using network managed software and managed
L2SW, Useful information can get for maintenance– Managed L2SW using following case
• The number of hop is large.• Many open communication (Non CENTUM stations)
are used.
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Information of setting L2SW
Unmanaged L2SW– Easy Setup, no need configuration
Managed L2SW, considered below items– IP address of L2SW (by network managed
software)• Setting open communication IP address
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L3SW of Vnet/IP
L3SW– Selecting Model: CISCO 3750G
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Routing
Dynamic routing– Routing table is automatically created
• Communicating (ICMP) between Switches• ICMP (Internal control Message protocol)
Static routing– Routing table have to create manually.
Vnet/IP uses the dynamic routing.
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L3SW Information
Using L3SW needs to set following.– VLAN (Virtual LAN)
• L3SW has to divide virtually for connecting multi domain• Setting IP address for port
– Routing• Unicast Routing for domain communication
– RIP (Routing Information Protocol): Active– Update Time: 1sec
• Multicast Routing for sending message – PIM-DM/DVMRP: Active– IGMP (Internet Group Membership Protocol): Active
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VLAN of L3SW
4 5 6
A
Router
1 3
VLAN1:192.168.1.253/24
Domain2
Domain1
2
Switch
VLAN2:192.168.2.253/24
B C D E F
IP: 192.168.1.60
GW:192.168.1.253
IP: 192.168.1.61
GW:192.168.1.253
IP: 192.168.1.62
GW:192.168.1.253
IP: 192.168.2.60
GW:192.168.2.253
IP: 192.168.2.61
GW:192.168.2.253
IP: 192.168.2.62
GW:192.168.2.253
L3SWL3SW
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Important of network Engineering
Drawing a system configurationDrawing a actual network configurationBe considered a distance between station and L2SW, L2SW and L2SW