Which features in the Configurator require configuration under the AVEVA Historian section?

The features that require configuration under the AVEVA Historian section include Search, Security, Reporting, and Server. These components are integral to the overall functionality and management of the Historian system, and they need to be properly set up to ensure that the system operates efficiently and securely.

Search configuration is essential for optimizing how data is retrieved, allowing users to locate necessary historical information quickly. Security configurations are critical to protect sensitive data and control access to various functionalities within the system. Reporting configurations ensure that the data presented is accurate, relevant, and formatted according to user requirements. Finally, the Server settings are fundamental for managing how the Historian interacts with other pieces of infrastructure, ensuring data is collected, stored, and served correctly to users and applications.

In contrast, client settings, data import settings, and visualization tools, while important in the context of working with data, do not directly require configuration under the Historian section specifically. Client settings relate more to user interface preferences and experiences, and visualization tools deal with how data is displayed rather than how the underlying data architecture operates. Data import settings focus on how data is brought into the system, which is a separate concern from the overarching historical data management provided by the Historian's core functionalities.