Some content on this site is available only to logged-in subscribers. Contact Us for information on becoming a subscriber.

InSource.Solutions | InSource Training | InSource Client Portal
InSource Solutions Logo
Log In Sign Up
InSource.Solutions InSource Training InSource Client Portal Log In Sign Up
  • Home
  • AVEVA General
  • AVEVA General Tech Notes

TN WW157 Manually Removing System Management Console Log Viewer Nodes

Last updated: March 19th, 2025

Description

  • Author: Brian Schneider
  • Published: March 19th, 2025

Details:

Description

This article from InSource shows how to manually remove node entries in the Wonderware System Management Console Log Viewer. 

  • Author: Michael Walker
  • Published: 06/19/2016
  • Applies to: Wonderware System Platform - All Versions

Details

When a remote platform or machine is removed from a Wonderware System Platform application, in some cases it may not be removed from System Management Console's log viewer configuration. This can happen if a remote platform is offline while another platform is un-deployed or deleted. This article will walk through manually removing the orphaned log viewer nodes in the system management console. 

  1. On the machine where the orphaned log viewer entry is showing, open the following directory in windows explorer: “C:\ProgramData\ArchestrA\SMC”
  2. Create a backup of the NodeListManager.cfg file that exists in the directory. 
  3. Open the NodeListManager.cfg in Notepad, or another text editor of your choice. 
  4. The NodeListManager.cfg file is broken down by the node groups and individual nodes. It is created in an .XML file format. 
  5. Locate the node entry that needs to be removed. This entry will start and end with the <Node></Node> .XML entries. 
  6. After deleting the .XML entry, close and re-open the System Management Console. The node entry should be removed. 
    The below figures show a log viewer node "test" that will be removed manually from the System Management Console. 

    The figure below shows the NodeListManager.cfg folder. It also shows the hilighted .XML that will be deleted.
    The figure below shows the System Management console after the Node was deleted. Note that the "test" node is no longer in the list. 

 

delete nodes system logs
Give feedback about this article

Recommended articles

TN - 1240 Creating a Watchlist Using an Import File

Read More
Support Icon

CONTACT SUPPORT

How to reach us

10800 Midlothian Turnpike Tpke, Suite 209, Richmond, VA 23235

1.877.INSOURCE

Technical Support - 1.888.691.3858

Contact Us

  • InSource Solutions
  • InSource Training
  • InSource Client Portal
  • Log In
InSource Solutions Logo

© 2025 InSource Solutions. All Rights Reserved.

Knowledge Base Software powered by Helpjuice

Expand