Diagnose Communication Failures with Network Monitoring
This webinar will be held different times on Thursday, January, 15, 2026.
Register for the Asia Pacific session (12:00pm – 12:45pm SGT)
Register for the Australia session (2:00pm – 2:45pm AEST)
Register for the European session (3:00pm – 3:45pm CEST)
Register for the Americas session (9:00am – 9:45am EDT)
Register for the Americas session (1:00pm – 1:45pm EDT)
OPC communication failures often come from network issues—lost packets, throughput limits, or hidden bottlenecks. Standard TCP monitoring tools can hide these problems. This session demonstrates how UDP-based diagnostics reveal the actual causes without requiring installation or registry changes.
You’ll learn how to run persistent tests, adjust packet sizes, and throttle throughput to expose weak points, check hardware performance, and optimize communication in industrial systems. Live demos will cover detecting intermittent failures, measuring true capacity, and evaluating routers, switches, and Ethernet cards.
Learning Objectives:
- Detect and diagnose intermittent OPC communication failures caused by network instability.
- Apply UDP-based testing to reveal packet loss, out-of-order data, and bottlenecks hidden by TCP error correction.
- Use throughput throttling and packet size modification to determine system limits and optimize performance.
- Evaluate network appliances (NICs, switches, routers) to identify when replacement or reconfiguration is required.
- Generate and interpret clear diagnostic reports to support troubleshooting and decision-making without relying on IT specialists.