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I have 9 processors all of which are using source protection. Management provided the customer with the SK.DAT file but now would like to lock them out. We also have the Logix Security Tool but would like to give them access to view the program just not change it. Does anyone know if the source protection can be used to allow us to have full access and give them view only access. If so how do you do this and what is the procedure to do this with them having the current SK.DAT file.

Thanks Once a routine is protected, users without the source key are prevented from altering the logic of the routine. You will need to go to the original programmer and get the source key. RSLogix 5000 allows a programmer to lockout the source code from viewing or viewing & modifying.

The RSLogix 5000 Source Protection feature allows you to protect the contents of your routines from being viewed by anyone who does not have the source key required for accessing them. In order to use the Source Protection feature, you must activate it via a registry entry. The RSLogix 5000 software includes .reg files you can click on to add the required registry key. What is Protected? Once a routine is protected, users without the source key will be prevented from viewing the logic of the routine.

This affects the following features: ï¿½ Editing - the Language editor does not open and the Controller Organizer's edit menus are disabled. In addition, the routine icon is disabled.

ï¿½ Printing - attempting to print a protected routine displays the message: "Unable to print the routine. Source not available." ï¿½ Exporting - no entry appears in the export file for the protected routine.

A warning message appears in the Results window stating the routine was not exported. ï¿½ Routine Properties - All controls on the Routine Properties dialog are disabled for a protected routine. The message "Source not available" appears at the bottom of the dialog, as well as in its title bar. ï¿½ Search and Replace - The only search type that is allowed to look into a protected routine is Find All. Find Next, Replace All, and Replace Next all skip the protected routine.

When the protected routine is skipped, the following message appears on the status bar: Unable to search the routine . Source not available. Note: This message is also logged to the search results tab when perform a Replace All search. Since you cannot view protected routine's logic, the Find All search results items do not navigate to the found locations. ï¿½ Navigation - You cannot navigate to a protected routine.

ï¿½ Verification - You cannot navigate to an error in a protected routine. ï¿½ Cross Reference - cross reference information is displayed for items referenced within a protected routine, but you are not allowed to navigate to the location within the protected routine.

Double clicking to navigate to a protected routine beeps and displays the following message on the status bar. Unable to edit the routine . Source not available. The Go to Location menu item is disabled.

ï¿½ Go To - There is no edit item in the Go To dialog for a protected routine. ï¿½ Cut/Copy/Paste - You can copy, paste, and drag and drop protected routines from the Controller Organizer. I beleive there is one aspect of the source code protection that the Rockwell manuals left off. You could loose your source code protected routine if you follow the following scenario. 1) I use my laptop to create the rslogix 5k file.

I then protect certain routines with one password. I can see the password in text when I open sk.dat in a notepad. 2) I copy the .acd file to the customers computer (minus the sk.dat) file and download to the PLC.

During debug, I make some online changes and save the acd file. 3) I copy the .acd file from the customers PC into my laptop (since the customers PC has the latest code now). When I try to open the source protected files, I simply can not. Even though I have the original sk.dat file in my laptop. 4) I tried deleting the sk.dat file and created a new one. Entered the SAME password as before, yet the source protected routines can not be opened.Edited 25 Aug 2010 by jimdi4 Thanks for the information.

But you did not address my question. I am the original programmer I have the SK.dat file. I want to change it to another SK.dat file because my management gave the old SK.dat to the customRSLogix 5000 source protectionï¿½ Loginï¿½ Joinï¿½ Memberï¿½ My Home Pageï¿½ My Archiveï¿½ My Postsï¿½ Member Centerï¿½ Log Outï¿½ Communitiesï¿½ Automation Safety Communityï¿½ Modbus Communityï¿½ Motion Communityï¿½ OPC Communityï¿½ PLC Archiveï¿½ ControlWikiï¿½ Topicsï¿½ Applicationsï¿½ Automation Businessï¿½ Communicationsï¿½ Engineeringï¿½ HMIï¿½ Informationï¿½ Languagesï¿½ Motion Controlï¿½ Networkingï¿½ Open Controlï¿½ PCs in Automationï¿½ PLCsï¿½ Power Generationï¿½ Process Controlï¿½ Sensorsï¿½ Software in Automationï¿½ Feedsï¿½ RSS Feedï¿½ Twitter Feedï¿½ Post a Messageï¿½ Posting Guidelinesï¿½ Post a New Threadï¿½ Overload!ï¿½ Control.comï¿½ About Usï¿½ Visit the Control.com Shopï¿½ Advertising Info (PDF)ï¿½ Contact Usï¿½ Adminï¿½ Moderationï¿½ SuperUserï¿½ Ad Entry/Reportingï¿½ Web Statsï¿½ Webserver Statusï¿½ Video Statsï¿½ Aggregate Statsï¿½ Dashboard Hello everyone,I have been asked to unprotect an RSLogix 5000 application by a client.

Has anyone done this before? It is looking for protection keys but since the machine builder (who is out of business) did not give it to him initially. The RSLogix version is 11. Thanks. This may be a dumb question (my best) but is it looking for the keys to run the software or have they protected the program itself. (IE logix 500 style).I assume it is the first and the software protection for the RSLogix 5000 itself needs to be "purchased".

Each copy of RSL needs a key to run it and then you can open all the programs with it you want.If the software was purchased from RSI, there will be a record of the serial number and you will be able to get the key (probably after paying support) but if you did not get it, you will have to purchase the software and key.Project Management: note make sure you have the software and all passwords for programs you requisition.

And a back up strategy.or you get burned.If it is the second, I am not sure, it has been a while since I used RSL5k and didn't know you could lock out, heard it was added ?Dave Hello Dave,It is not a matter of RSLogix 5000 License.With RSLogix 5k version 13 you can protect from editing an existing program. You, for maintenance purposes, can monitor the ladder or any other part of the code but you cannot edit it, unless you have the "key file" created during the protection.Giovanni A bit harsh Bob, there is not enough background info to make that call.

Could be the builder was not payed and therefore did supply the key, and maybe now is out of business from not getting paid.I did a job where I used source protection on a routine, I didn't want anyone modifying without seeing me, and before I had copied/backed up the files I had a hard drive failure. I was able to create a new key with the same text I had used originally.

Sorry but this wont help if the builder had used some text that is not obvious. I don't think it is harsh at all. The idea of accepting this type of nonsense on a piece of custom made machinery is just plain stupid in my book. I don't care what the supposed justification is.Custom machine makers come and go. What the heck do you do to maintain your machine that has a secret password on the PLC code you do not know when the machine maker is gone??I could understand if there was some legitimate trade secret involved that you might not want it spread all over town.

In that case, as an end user I would certainly agree to a confidentiality agreement. But I cannot consider a case where I would have no way to maintain the machine if the OEM died off.From what I can tell, the primary reason this is done is to generate revenue from service calls.

If the end user cannot get at the code, there are many things that are very difficult to debug, and so you have to call in the service tech who has the password that opens up a lot of debugging info. Well, between the PLC manufacturers and integrators, 80%of what you need to know to maintain your machine is secret anyways.

And nearly 100% of your typical PC software. And though I agree with you strongly on this point, I can't see where it's reasonable to expect someone who wrote a program for a closed system, with closed tools running on a closed OS to generously open their code, when the public tolerates this despicable behavior everywhere else.

Closed source software sucks for maintainability in any of its many manifestations, but as long as people support it, they kinda deserve what they get. And you ain't seen nothing yet with "Digital Rights Management" top of the list for the closed source crowd. It's one thing when you don't receive your code. Pretty soon they'll lock up your data as well. There's only one way out, the OSS community will welcome you, when you've finally had enough.Regardscww In reply to Curt Wuollet - DRM offers the ability to impose a lot of restrictions which we are today not used to dealing with.For example, with DRM, data files (e.g.

back-ups of PLC programs) can be tied to specific computers (i.e., you can only open the program on a specific computer). WIth a DRM system, your supplier could provide you with copies of the Ignore Learn more Please note that GitHub no longer supports old versions of Internet Explorer.We recommend upgrading to the latest Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, or Firefox.If you are using IE 11, make sure you turn off "Compatibility View". PermalinkFailed to load latest commit information.README.mdUpdate README.mdJun 13, 2013aes.jsSelf-host CryptoJSJul 9, 2015decrypt.htmlSelf-host CryptoJSJul 9, 2015enc-utf16-min.jsSelf-host CryptoJSJul 9, 2015rc4.jsSelf-host CryptoJSJul 9, 2015sha1.jsSelf-host CryptoJSJul 9, 2015sha256.jsSelf-host CryptoJSJul 9, 2015 README.mdDecryptSourceProtectionRemoves source protection from RSLogix 5000 .L5X filesDirections using sk.dat:ï¿½ In RSLogix 5000, right click on the item to be decrypted and click export.ï¿½ Save the .L5X file to a folderï¿½ Go to https://skdatmonster.github.io/DecryptSourceProtection/index.htmlï¿½ Drag the .L5X file into the web pageï¿½ Copy source key from green textï¿½ Paste source key into new line in sk.datï¿½ Open "Configure Source Protection" and make sure it decryptsDirections using re-importing:ï¿½ In RSLogix 5000, right click on the item to be decrypted and click export.ï¿½ Save the .L5X file to a folderï¿½ Go to https://skdatmonster.github.io/DecryptSourceProtection/index.htmlï¿½ Drag the .L5X file into the web pageï¿½ Copy the decrypted outputï¿½ Paste into a new file, save with extension .L5Xï¿½ Import into RSLogix 5000 in the same location, overwrite objects You are not registered yet.

Please click here to register!This board is for PLC Related Q&A ONLY. Please DON'T use it for advertising, etc.Try ourï¿½onlinePLC Simulator- FREE.Click here now to try it.->>>>>Get FREE PLC Programming TipsNew Here? Please read this important crack rslogix 5000 source protection cant seem to find a way to password protect projects. I was able to do that with the the AB SLC 500 but now that I am using the ControlLogix I need to protect the projects.example: When using rslogix5000 and I click file, open and select a project I would like it to ask me to enter a password before it opens that project or when I download or upload from the plc I'd like it to ask me to enter a password.

Can this be done? Source Protection is another option for RSLogix 5000 security.It is described in Chapter 4 (page 25) of the Logix5000 Security manual: https://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/pm/1756-pm016_-en-p.pdfYou will see there are several options for security in the Logix controllers. Source Protection is another option for RSLogix 5000 security.It is described in Chapter 4 (page 25) of the Logix5000 Security manual: https://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/pm/1756-pm016_-en-p.pdfYou will see there are several options for security in the Logix controllers.I second the above.Create a source key to a common directory (yours and your co-workers notebook, you can even create a new directory, name it "source keys' and don't let anyone touch it).Then copy the source key you generate to your co-workers notebook, same directory.You both have acess to the protected programs.I also keep "keys" to back up drives.If you ever lose it, there's no back door access.

Even Rockwell cannot help with recovery. Do you REALLY NEED to apply that kind of security? It only leads to problems - maybe not today or tomorrow, but it absolutely, positively WILL happen.And if you were to be working in one of my plants and I found you had put a password on one of my PLC's - that would be the last time you ever worked for me.

You ~might~ want to crack rslogix 5000 source protection your customers' needs in that, too. Do you REALLY NEED to apply that kind of security? It only leads to problems - maybe not today or tomorrow, but it absolutely, positively WILL happen.And if you were to be working in one of my plants and I found you had put a password on one of my PLC's - that would be the last time you ever worked for me.

You ~might~ want to consider your customers' needs in that, too.As an independent contractor, yes I do.My customers knows up front.Been burned one too many times.Itis crack rslogix 5000 source protection very funny when you walk into a place and see some of the screns you developed for somebody else running on their equipment.When they sign off on the project, they get everything including the source keys.i have removed each and every one of them so far.Just an insurance policyof sorts for me.nothing to do with time bombs, repeat service calls and such schemes. We(company I work for) MUST have it password protected because of what we do and we cannot afford to have anyone know how to program our software.

What we do is something no one else does, we are the only company in the world in this specific field and we want to stay that way so protecting us from everyone who tries to copy-cat our software is really important. I am using 1756-L61 for my PLC. I remember on the SLC505 we have it setup if you open a project it will ask you for a password in order to open it. It will ask for the password again when we attempt to download the project to the PLC and I want to replicate that. Forum JumpSimilar TopicsThreadThread StarterForumRepliesLast PostControllogix Redundancy Typ12 Code 32 Errormad4x4LIVE PLC Questions And Answers3April 16th, 2009 01:18 AMdetecting a controllogix plc failuremolochLIVE PLC Questions And Answers6February 2nd, 2009 07:52 PMPC to PLC ProtocolTheRixtaLIVE PLC Questions And Answers13December 17th, 2008 12:56 PMAD DL06 programming helpThermoTLIVE PLC Questions And Answers46June 7th, 2006 08:21 AMControlLogix plc crashesRon the bonLIVE PLC Questions And Answers23May 10th, 2006 08:55 AM ï¿½ Aboutï¿½ Employee Biosï¿½ Core Valuesï¿½ Industries Servedï¿½ Partnersï¿½ Consulting Services Partnersï¿½ Working With Usï¿½ Testimonialsï¿½ Customer Serviceï¿½ Our Clientsï¿½ FAQï¿½ Latest Thinkingï¿½ Blogï¿½ Videosï¿½ Case Studiesï¿½ White Papersï¿½ Press Roomï¿½ Newsletterï¿½ Servicesï¿½ Manufacturing Automation and Intelligenceï¿½ Test and Measurement Automationï¿½ Custom Software and Hardware Developmentï¿½ Microsoft Consulting Servicesï¿½ Careersï¿½ Contact ï¿½ ï¿½ Announcementsï¿½ ï¿½ Automationï¿½ ï¿½ 3D Measurementï¿½ ï¿½ HMI and SCADAï¿½ ï¿½ FactoryTalkï¿½ ï¿½ Iconicsï¿½ ï¿½ WinCCï¿½ ï¿½ WinCC OAï¿½ ï¿½ Wonderwareï¿½ ï¿½ MESï¿½ ï¿½ Motion Controlï¿½ ï¿½ SiMotionï¿½ ï¿½ Packaging Machinery Programmingï¿½ ï¿½ PCï¿½ ï¿½ PLCï¿½ ï¿½ Allen Bradley PLCï¿½ ï¿½ B&Rï¿½ ï¿½ Beckhoff and TwinCATï¿½ ï¿½ Siemens PLCï¿½ ï¿½ PROFINETï¿½ ï¿½ Yaskawaï¿½ ï¿½ Roboticsï¿½ ï¿½ Vision Inspectionï¿½ ï¿½ Bostonï¿½ ï¿½ Chicagoï¿½ ï¿½ Consulting Servicesï¿½ ï¿½ Azureï¿½ ï¿½ Business Intelligenceï¿½ ï¿½ Office 365 BIï¿½ ï¿½ Power BIï¿½ ï¿½ SharePoint BIï¿½ ï¿½ SQL Server BIï¿½ ï¿½ CRMï¿½ ï¿½ Custom Applicationsï¿½ ï¿½ Enterprise Mobility Suiteï¿½ ï¿½ MS Licenses / Subscriptionsï¿½ ï¿½ Office 365ï¿½ ï¿½ Packaged Solutionsï¿½ ï¿½ Calendar Syncï¿½ ï¿½ Policy and SOPï¿½ ï¿½ Time Trackingï¿½ ï¿½ SharePointï¿½ ï¿½ Dashboardsï¿½ ï¿½ Document Managementï¿½ ï¿½ Enterprise Searchï¿½ ï¿½ Team Collaborationï¿½ ï¿½ Workflowï¿½ ï¿½ Custom Hardware and Softwareï¿½ ï¿½ .NET Micro Frameworkï¿½ ï¿½ Dot Net Nukeï¿½ ï¿½ Embedded Designï¿½ ï¿½ Circuit Designï¿½ ï¿½ Texas Instruments Designï¿½ ï¿½ HTML and CSSï¿½ ï¿½ Internet of Things (IoT)ï¿½ ï¿½ Javaï¿½ ï¿½ MS Visual Studio/.NETï¿½ ï¿½ PC Application Developmentï¿½ ï¿½ C# .NET Application Developmentï¿½ ï¿½ Scriptingï¿½ ï¿½ SDK, API, and Driverï¿½ ï¿½ Software Developmentï¿½ ï¿½ User Interface Designï¿½ ï¿½ Web Application Developmentï¿½ ï¿½ ASP.NETï¿½ ï¿½ Customer Serviceï¿½ ï¿½ Denverï¿½ ï¿½ Designï¿½ ï¿½ UI/UXï¿½ ï¿½ Front Pageï¿½ ï¿½ Geek Challengeï¿½ ï¿½ General Topicsï¿½ ï¿½ Hardwareï¿½ ï¿½ DAQ Hardwareï¿½ ï¿½ GHI Embedded Master and EMXï¿½ ï¿½ Houstonï¿½ ï¿½ Just Plain Funï¿½ ï¿½ New Yorkï¿½ ï¿½ Oil and Gasï¿½ ï¿½ Special Eventsï¿½ ï¿½ Test and Measurementï¿½ ï¿½ BMSï¿½ ï¿½ Data Analysisï¿½ ï¿½ LabVIEWï¿½ ï¿½ LabVIEW for Real-Time and FPGAï¿½ ï¿½ LabVIEW Visionï¿½ ï¿½ Safety and Compliance Systemsï¿½ ï¿½ Test Standï¿½ ï¿½ Web While working with a customer on a recent RSLogix 5000 project (now called Studio 5000), there was a need to protect some proprietary source code.

In this particular case, DMC had developed a custom Add-On Instruction (AOI) to be used within the project that contained some unique logic that the client wished to protect. This is incredibly easy to do. Rockwell provides an easy tool for this that comes prepackaged with RSLogix.Since protecting intellectual property or touchy algorithms while opening up some of the code for modification or troubleshooting is pretty common, I thought I'd share some of the info I found and provide a few easy steps to locking down your code.

Incidentally, while I'll walk you through configuring an AOI for source protection, you can use the same approach to protect routines as well.Note that all of the information below can be found in various forms in two useful documents published by Rockwell Automation that I would highly recommend you download for reference:ï¿½ Logix5000 Controllers Add-On Instructionsï¿½ Logix5000 Controllers SecurityEnabling Source ProtectionOut of the box, source code protection is not enabled in RSLogix 5000.

So if you have never used it, chances are good that its never been activated. To check, open up the project you are working on and look under Tools >> Security. If you don't see an option for "Configure Source Protection," then you will need to enable it.I would assume that you really only need to make a quick registry change, but its even easier than that as Rockwell provides a free tool you can download and run to take care of it for you.

Allen Bradley provides some good instructions for the process that outline the different methods for different revs of RSLogix in Logix5000 Controllers Security. In my case, using rev 20, I needed to download Allen Bradley's Source Protection Tool. To find it, I started at their software download page and searched RSLogix Downloads. You should see it listed as "RSLogix 5000 Source Protection Tool." This is a quick download. After running, restart RSLogix and you should see a new option under Tools >> Security: Configure Source Protection.Ok, after enabling, you can choose your newly available option and you will now be prompted to specify a Source Key File location.

Go ahead and choose a location. If you don't have a source key file in the specified directory, you will be asked if you would like to create one. This source key file will contain your keys for any protection you establish. This file can be moved from computer to computer, or it can be built locally by adding the keys you create.

Go ahead and create a new one; once you've done so, you're ready to lock down your code.Protecting an AOIFor a quick demo, I created a new project with a single Routine called 'MyRoutine' and a single AOI, 'MyAddOnInstruction.' Once you open up Source Protection Configuration from Tools >> Security, you will see that your programs and Add-On Instructions will be available.

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