July 31, 2023 /
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Canvas
General
Product Release
Thin Web Client
/ by Brandon Fore
We are excited to announce the first release of the CygNet Thin Web Client (TWC), v1.0. TWC leverages familiar CygNet screen building techniques to construct web-based workflows displaying data from your existing CygNet servers. You don’t have to know HTML or CSS to build web applications to satisfy your remote operations requirements. By utilizing standards-based web technology, your end users can access operational data from the convenience of a web browser while allowing you to retire the use of costly remote display software to view native screens over the internet.
May 22, 2023 /
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General
/ by Brandon Fore
Register now to join Weatherford in Houston for the CygNet User Forum as we meet to explore the diverse knowledge of the CygNet community—spanning the upstream and midstream oil and gas sectors.
September 22, 2022 /
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General
Tech Bulletin
/ by Jane Bowerman
TECHNICAL NOTE 20220922
This tech note addresses critical changes to Microsoft's security protocols for authentication in Microsoft Exchange Online, a workaround offered by Microsoft, CygNet's response to this change in authentication for the General Notification Service (GNS) and Flow Measurement Service (FMS), and CygNet's release and patch plan for v9.7, v9.6, v9.5, and v9.4 for this issue.
July 6, 2021 /
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API
General
OPC
Product Release
/ by Jane Bowerman
We are pleased to announce the release of CygNet’s OPC UA Server 1.0, now offering another way to access CygNet data over the web. The OPC UA server communicates with a CygNet system to request and receive data via encrypted communication channels using our intermediary REST API application, CygNet Bridge API. The CygNet OPC UA Server 1.0 operates with CygNet v9.5 and CygNet Bridge v4.4.121.
September 28, 2020 /
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General
WESC
/ by Jacob Allred
Don’t miss WESC 2020 – the oil and gas industry’s leading digitalization forum. Learn systemic efficiencies that will span the well-construction and production disciplines. Hear the latest perspectives from top industry experts from Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Ecopetrol, Apache, and more. For CygNet, we'll discuss OPC UA data access, enhanced Bridge API, Canvas updates such as map control, and much more in our breakout sessions. Let’s turn today’s tough market into profitable ventures, together. Join us October 5-6 and register now!
June 29, 2020 /
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General
/ by Richard Stember
Okay, maybe that only works for Jack Bauer. But, just like Jack, the new Enhanced Alarm Configuration (EAC) feature can help you avert catastrophe.
February 28, 2020 /
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Canvas
General
Measurement
Product Release
Support
/ by Jacob Allred
I am pleased to announce the release of CygNet 9.4! CygNet 9.4 has been in development since July 2019 and has a lot of new features that I am excited to bring to your CygNet deployments. Also, as a part of this release, we have transitioned to a new documentation delivery platform and have video content ready for you as well. Keep reading below for more details!
August 1, 2019 /
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API
General
/ by Peter Franklin
CygNet Bridge API provides web-based access to CygNet data. See Eric's post for an overview of the debut Bridge API release. With the latest version, we've added many new features. We've added the ability to retrieve and acknowledge alarms, send and retrieve device data group transactions, send commands, and more. But the new feature I want to tell you about today is two-factor authentication (TFA).
TFA allows you to add an extra layer of security to your CygNet Bridge API. Instead of only requiring the user's login credentials for authentication, TFA requires the user to additionally provide a temporary 6-digit code that is generated by an authenticator app on their phone. See this video demonstrating how it works for the user.
July 19, 2019 /
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General
Tech Bulletin
/ by Jacob Allred
We are pleased to announce that CygNet version 9.3 has completed our development and quality assurance cycles and is now available for download from the Weatherford CygNet download site. Here you can review the following highlights to see what is included in version 9.3.
For a full list, please see the Release Notes included in the 9.3 product documentation included on the CD Image.
February 19, 2019 /
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Canvas
General
/ by Walter Goodwater
It is not always easy to know when something is wrong with your comms. There are many different points of failure and it can be hard to know where to start looking when an issue is suspected. Even when you have all the data in front of you, it can be a hassle to find the signal in the noise.
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