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Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

Summary of Contents for HPE G2 Series

Page 1: ...9285 003 Published May 2019 Edition 3 Abstract This document is for the person who installs and maintains HPE PDU products Hewlett Packard Enterprise assumes that this person is qualified in the installation of electrical equipment and trained in recognizing hazards in products with high energy levels ...

Page 2: ...Hewlett Packard Enterprise required for possession use or copying Consistent with FAR 12 211 and 12 212 Commercial Computer Software Computer Software Documentation and Technical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the U S Government under vendor s standard commercial license Links to third party websites take you outside the Hewlett Packard Enterprise website Hewlett Packard Enterprise has ...

Page 3: ...on 15 Locking power cord 17 NEMA 5 20R outlet retention bracket 17 Installing the PDU 21 Required tools 21 Vertical PDU installation 21 Installing cord retention brackets 21 Installing the mounting hardware 24 Vertical 0U PDU single installation 24 Vertical 0U PDU two or more installations 27 High density PDU installation 30 PDU shipping retention for rack transportation 32 Installing a vertical P...

Page 4: ...V2c user 85 Configuring SNMP v1 2c Manager 86 SNMP v3 Manager 86 Trap Receiver 87 Configuring users for encrypted SNMP V3 communications 87 Configuring local access 89 Connecting through a serial connection 89 Connecting the PDU to a computer 89 Supported commands 89 Logging in with the CLI 90 Logging in with HyperTerminal 90 Logging in with SSH through PuTTY 90 Controlling outlets using SSH 93 Se...

Page 5: ... 131 Regulatory information 131 Documentation feedback 132 Appendix 133 Appendix A CLI commands 133 Help commands 133 System commands 133 Network commands 137 User commands 138 Device commands 139 Power commands 141 System configure commands 142 Network application configure commands 145 Appendix B Firmware update procedure 147 Updating the PDU firmware using the web UI 147 Updating the PDU firmwa...

Page 6: ...Appendix F Systems Insight Manager Integration 162 Discovering the PDU 162 Systems Insight Manager Overview 163 Configuring HPE SIM to Receive Traps 164 Configuring the PDU to Send Traps to SIM 164 6 ...

Page 7: ...te Follow the safety precautions specific to this device This PDU is intended only for Information Technology Equipment loads with linear Power Factor Corrected input current If nonlinear loads are connected the nameplate current rating of the PDU must be reduced by a factor of 0 8 WARNING A risk of personal injury from electric shock and hazardous energy levels exists The installation of options ...

Page 8: ...lead to severe equipment damage Do not overload the PDU The total input current rating of all equipment connected to each output cannot exceed the total output rating marked on the PDU Use only the hardware provided to install the PDU To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock install this PDU in a temperature and humidity controlled indoor environment free of conductive contaminants Do not oper...

Page 9: ...thorized equipment provisioning HPE Metered Switched PDU Offers the same features as Switched PDUs and also provides individual outlet metering instead of load segment metering Features The Hewlett Packard Enterprise G2 Series Metered Switched and Metered Switched Power Distribution Units have the following features Lower profile on Vertical PDUs Increases the serviceability area in the back of th...

Page 10: ...e in the back of the rack There are also half and full height high density models that are installed vertically in the 0U space in the back of the rack The high density model is mounted on its side with the outlets facing the back of the rack 1U 1U PDUs are installed in either a U position in the rack or in the true 0U space on the side of the rack between the RETMA rails 2U 2U PDUs are installed ...

Page 11: ...maximum configuration Mounting configuration for 0U Vertical PDUs in an HPE 1075 mm rack depth These are the maximum number of PDUs per side of rack HPE P N Form factor 14U 22U 36U 42U 47U 48U P9R46A 0U Half height 2 2 4 4 4 P9R48A 0U Mid height 2 2 2 2 P9R53A 0U Full height 2 2 2 P9R56A 0U Full height 2 2 2 P9R57A 0U Full height 2 2 2 P9R58A 0U Mid height 2 2 2 2 P9R59A 0U Full height 2 2 2 2 P9R...

Page 12: ...2 2 6 6 6 P9R50A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 P9R51A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 P9R54A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 P9R77A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 P9R78A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 P9R79A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 P9R80A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 P9R81A 1U 1 2 2 6 6 6 Switched PDUs rack mounting options HPE P N Form factor 0U Vertical 0U between RETMA rails U position in rack P9S07A 1U P9S08A 0U Half height P9S09A 0U Mid height P9S10A 2U P9S11A 1U P9S12A 0U Half height P9S13A 2U...

Page 13: ... Form factor 0U Vertical 0U between RETMA rails U position in rack P9S15A 0U Full height P9S18A 0U Full height P9S19A 0U Full height P9S20A 0U Full height P9S21A 0U Full height P9S22A 0U Full height P9S23A 0U Full height high density 1 P9S24A 0U Full height P9S25A 0U Full height high density 1 1 HPE high density model mounts on its side with outlets facing the back of the rack Metered Switched 0U ...

Page 14: ... have different colored receptacles white light gray and black to distinguish the different phases All HPE PDUs with breakers have different colored receptacles to distinguish the different load segments The one exception to the colored receptacles is shown in the following illustrations For 1Ph PDUs with no breakers the receptacles are all black Figure 1 1Ph PDU example Figure 2 3Ph PDU example T...

Page 15: ...etention feature that allows you to secure the cord to the outlet without needing a cord retention bracket Procedure 1 Plug in the power cord 2 Using one of the tie wraps provided slide the end of the tie wrap into the notch on the PDU next to the desired outlet and then wrap it around the cord Introduction 15 ...

Page 16: ...3 Secure the tie wrap 16 Introduction ...

Page 17: ...n The following illustration shows the locking power cord engaged with the outlets NEMA 5 20R outlet retention bracket PDUs with 5 20R outlets require installation of a separate retention bracket to secure the equipment power cord at the outlet For instructions on how to install the retention bracket for each form factor see Installing the PDU Introduction 17 ...

Page 18: ...Procedure 1 Using the screws provided attach the bracket to one of the locations shown in the following illustrations a d a b 18 Introduction ...

Page 19: ...c d 2 Install the PDU into the rack 3 Feed the tie wrap through the hole in the retention bracket and around the input cord Introduction 19 ...

Page 20: ...20 Introduction ...

Page 21: ...ight Installing cord retention brackets The following instructions are for PDUs with NEMA 5 20R outlets which require the installation of a separate retention bracket to secure the input power cord at the outlet Procedure 1 Attach the bracket to the unit using the screws provided 2 Install the PDU into the rack For more instructions see Installing mounting hardware Installing the PDU 21 ...

Page 22: ...3 Insert the power cord 4 Feed the tie wrap through the hole in the retention bracket and around the input cord 22 Installing the PDU ...

Page 23: ...Installing the PDU 23 ...

Page 24: ...on the face opposite of the receptacles 2 Install the PDU by inserting the mounting buttons in the keyhole slots on the PDU mounting bracket in the rack Installing the mounting button outlets facing the back or front of the rack Procedure 1 Align and install the mounting buttons in the screw holes on the side of the PDU 2 Install the PDU by inserting the mounting buttons in the keyhole slots on th...

Page 25: ... Outlets facing the back of the rack Installing the PDU 25 ...

Page 26: ... Outlets facing the front of the rack 26 Installing the PDU ...

Page 27: ... 0U PDU two or more installations In order for two full height in a 42U 47U 48U rack two mid height in a 36U 42U 47U 48U rack or four half height in a 42U 47U 48U rack vertical units to be mounted on one side of the rack all units must be installed with the outlets facing towards the center of the rack The following illustrations show how to install the units Two full height PDUs with outlets faci...

Page 28: ... Two mid height PDUs with outlets facing towards the center of the rack 28 Installing the PDU ...

Page 29: ... Four half height PDUs with outlets facing towards the center of the rack Installing the PDU 29 ...

Page 30: ...High density PDU installation High density PDUs have a unique form factor and are available in the following models Full height 30 Installing the PDU ...

Page 31: ... Half height Installing the PDU 31 ...

Page 32: ...lf height PDUs can be installed on each side of the rack PDU shipping retention for rack transportation For vertical PDUs with attached input power cord mid height and full height models For rack transportation mid height and full height vertical units with an attached input power cord must be secured using a tie wrap around the input cord and the rack frame 32 Installing the PDU ...

Page 33: ...ls For rack transportation Vertical units with a detached input power cord and all half height units must be secured using the shipping retention locking tape Procedure 1 Remove the adhesive backing from only one side of the shipping retention locking tape Installing the PDU 33 ...

Page 34: ...2 Place the locking tape directly above the unit on the rack PDU mounting bracket 34 Installing the PDU ...

Page 35: ...Installing the PDU 35 ...

Page 36: ...ng tape and lift the unit out of the rack Installing a vertical PDU in an HPE standard G1 or 10K series rack Installing a PDU in an older HPE 10K series rack requires option kit H6L32A which is purchased separately Procedure 1 Install the brackets on the PDU 36 Installing the PDU ...

Page 37: ...2 Install the PDU in the rack frame Installing the PDU 37 ...

Page 38: ...ackets PDUs with NEMA 5 20R outlets PDUs with 5 20R outlets require installation of a retention bracket to secure the input power cord at the outlet Procedure 1 Attach the retention bracket to the unit using the screws provided 38 Installing the PDU ...

Page 39: ...n 3 Insert the power cord 4 Feed the tie wrap through the hole in the retention bracket and around the input cord Mounting options The 1U PDU can be installed in any 1U location of the rack or in the true 0U space between the RETMA rails with the outlets facing down Installing the PDU 39 ...

Page 40: ...Mounting hardware installation Mounting the 1U PDU in a U position of the rack Procedure 1 Attach the mounting brackets to the unit using the screws provided 40 Installing the PDU ...

Page 41: ...2 Install the cage nuts in the desired U location 3 Screw the mounting bracket ears into the RETMA rail surface at the U location where the cage nuts were installed Installing the PDU 41 ...

Page 42: ...U in a U position between the RETMA rails Procedure 1 Attach the 0U mounting brackets to the unit using the screws provided 2 Insert the mounting screws in the desired 0U location on the RETMA rails 42 Installing the PDU ...

Page 43: ...3 Rest the cutout on the end of the bracket on the screw and pivot the PDU until the holes line up with the hole in the bracket Installing the PDU 43 ...

Page 44: ...4 Insert and tighten the screws provided through the bracket into the holes in the RETMA rails of the rack 44 Installing the PDU ...

Page 45: ... retention brackets PDUs with NEMA 5 20R outlets Procedure Install the power cord retention bracket for 2U PDUs with 5 20R outlets NOTE No cord retention bracket is required for 2U PDUs with IEC C13 and C19 outlets Installing the PDU 45 ...

Page 46: ...alled in any U location of the rack Mounting hardware installation Procedure 1 Attach the mounting brackets to the unit Each bracket requires four screws on each side 2 Install the cage nuts at the desired U locations 46 Installing the PDU ...

Page 47: ...3 Install the PDU Installing the PDU 47 ...

Page 48: ...rounded metal parts This bonding point can also be used to bond the PDU to a known earthed reference terminal in the building Per international regulatory requirements the primary Safety Earth Bond connection is contained in the PDU as a part of the branch circuit cabling and plug The ground bonding point is on the surface with the receptacles on all PDUs except for the high density models where t...

Page 49: ...Installing the PDU 49 ...

Page 50: ...ch circuit NOTE See the label on the PDU for the input ratings 4 Turn the feed circuit breaker On The OLED screen displays a status bar when the PDU operating system is loading When complete the Main Menu displays on the OLED screen On Switched PDUs and Switched and Metered PDUs a light indicates each outlet as it is powered up Network management module The Hewlett Packard Enterprise G2 Series Met...

Page 51: ...PDU to a LAN provides communication through an Internet or intranet connection You can monitor the PDU from any computer connected to the same network The PDU is configured to use Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP by default If an IP address has been assigned successfully it is displayed on the OLED screen Procedure 1 Locate the Ethernet cable 2 Connect one end of the cable to the Ethernet ...

Page 52: ...Connecting the PDU to a computer serial port If you cannot connect to a network change the network setting using the serial interface 52 Connecting the PDU ...

Page 53: ...our own cable by creating a unique pinout For more information see Serial cable pinout to create your own cable Procedure 1 Verify that the computer has a serial port If your computer does not have a DB9 serial connector but has a USB connector obtain a USB to DB9 adapter to convert the computer USB port to a DB9 serial port 2 Using the optional RJ45 DB9 cable connect the RJ 45 end to the port lab...

Page 54: ...net command and press Enter All commands are case sensitive Enter to for a list of available commands a To enable the IPv4 DHCP by default Enter the following command net tcpip dhcp Enter Y to confirm and the Network Management Module will reboot b To set a static IPv4 configuration Enter the following command net tcpip static ip address netmask gateway For example net tcpip static 192 168 1 100 2...

Page 55: ...To confirm connectivity to the network make sure the Ethernet port on the PDU shows a solid green light on the left and a flashing yellow light on the right 4 Use the menu buttons to look up the IP address of the device on the OLED display by selecting Setup Network IPv4 or IPv6 as applicable 5 In a standard web browser enter the PDU IP address and configure the PDU described in Web configuration ...

Page 56: ...ssword twice to confirm Passwords must be between 8 and 32 characters c To complete the password change click Change Password Logging out To prevent unauthorized changes to the system users must log out after each session Procedure 1 Click the user name icon in the top right corner of the screen 2 Select Log Out from the drop down menu Access privileges There are two levels of access privileges Fu...

Page 57: ...g Change Outlet Setting Change Own Password Change Event Settings Customized Permissions for user customized roles can be set as needed User Accounts The User Settings page lets you add a new user role configure LDAP and RADIUS set session management change the temperature units and set the password policy IMPORTANT LDAP and RADIUS cannot be configured at the same time To access User Settings sele...

Page 58: ...e or role 4 Click Save Deleting a user profile Procedure 1 Select User Administration Users 2 Find the user name or role you want to delete 3 Click the red X next to the user or role to delete NOTE You cannot delete the default Administrator user 4 Click Delete Configuring LDAP IMPORTANT LDAP and RADIUS cannot be configured at the same time LDAP configuration can be set to access the Active Direct...

Page 59: ...t be added before testing the configuration 9 Test the configuration After successful testing enable and save the LDAP configuration Configuring RADIUS IMPORTANT LDAP and RADIUS cannot be configured at the same time Procedure 1 Navigate to the User Accounts screen in the web UI 2 Enter the RADIUS Server details for RADIUS Configuration and then enable RADIUS configuration Server Radius Server IP S...

Page 60: ...a1 or sha256 2 1024 or 2048 3 valid period of certificate For example openssl req x509 sha256 newkey rsa 2048 keyout cert key out cert crt days 1024 nodes In this case we are trying to generate sha256 2048bits certificate and private key that can be valid for 1 024 days 5 To enter the following information follow the instructions Country name State Locality name Organization name Organizational un...

Page 61: ...ion management Use the Session Management section of the User Settings page to set the number of session retries allowed enable or disable the session retries and set the session timeout value and lockout time Procedure 1 Select User Administration Users 2 Edit the Session Management values and then click Save Password policy Use the Password Policy setting to change the following Password aging i...

Page 62: ...on provides details of the active critical alarms and active warning alarms 4 This icon provides information about the PDU can be found using this icon You can also click user guide and license to for assistance 5 This icon allows you to select one of the following languages English Chinese French Italian German Spanish and Japanese 6 This icon provides the logs of the PDU which you can be view an...

Page 63: ...et up Network Settings System Management SNMP Manager Email Setup Event Notifications Trap Receiver and Thresholds 8 This icon shows who is logged in user or admin You can change passwords and manage user accounts from this page Remote configuration 63 ...

Page 64: ...Web menu options Menu Illustration Overview Alarms 64 Remote configuration ...

Page 65: ...Menu Illustration Help Table Continued Remote configuration 65 ...

Page 66: ...Menu Illustration Language 66 Remote configuration ...

Page 67: ...Menu Illustration Logs Remote configuration 67 ...

Page 68: ...Menu Illustration Settings 68 Remote configuration ...

Page 69: ...load percent in a doughnut chart PDU power energy external sensor information current and voltage and load percent of each load segment PDU page The dashboard PDU page displays the status of load segments and outlets current voltage and power values depending on the type of PDU Metered Switched or Metered Switched Remote configuration 69 ...

Page 70: ...kard Enterprise recommends not to group outlets from the Master PDU and Slave PDU together If you try to group outlets from different PDUs a Different Outlet types are selected caution message displays Creating an outlet group Procedure 1 Open a supported web browser enter the IP address of the PDU and then enter the credentials of the PDU 2 Navigate to Home Control and Manage 3 Click Outlet Contr...

Page 71: ...roup name and select the outlets you want to group You can group a minimum of one outlet and a maximum of twelve outlets 6 Click Save The new outlet group appears in the Outlet Groups tab Remote configuration 71 ...

Page 72: ...y power controls to an outlet group Procedure 1 Select the group name and the power control option from the Group Name and Power Control drop down menu 2 Click Apply The group outlets are switched on or off accordingly 72 Remote configuration ...

Page 73: ... group name or add or remove outlets from an existing outlet group Procedure 1 Select the outlet group you want to edit 2 Click Edit 3 Edit the outlet group name delete an existing outlet or select a new outlet 4 Click Save Remote configuration 73 ...

Page 74: ...page The Identification page displays system information such as the system name contact name email phone and location It also displays the IP address details and PDU information such as the PDU name model part number serial number boot version web and firmware and hardware versions This page also displays the external sensor information for the PDU 74 Remote configuration ...

Page 75: ...arms Active warning alarms The alarms icon displays the count of critical alarms and warning alarms The count is reduced as the alarms are cleared The Alarms page displays the active alarms the severity date and time generated when any threshold value exceeds or is less than the expected value Remote configuration 75 ...

Page 76: ...d on the View Logs page You can download an event log as an Excel sheet or clear an event log by using the Download or Clear button in the top right corner of the page The data log contains entries with the time of each record The data log configuration lets you set the time interval and enable or disable the logs To clear the data logs click Clear 76 Remote configuration ...

Page 77: ...ange Link Speed Set the Ethernet link speed Auto Negotiation 10 100 Mbps or 1GMbps Syslog Configuration Configure the system log Add the Syslog server address server port and then enable the access to the Syslog IP configuration On the Network Settings page select the desired options in the IP Configuration section Procedure 1 If using IPv4 select one of the following Boot Mode options To manually...

Page 78: ...long with the two headers basic auth and json object type and the following body username admin password 123456789 b Use the X Auth Token from the response body along with the other two headers and basic authentication for any POST request For DELETE request enter the URL for session or users you want to delete along with the basic authentication and send information Network Time Protocol and date...

Page 79: ...he System Management page allows you to set the system rack power panel and core location information Action Description Upload Firmware Uploads the firmware file Select the HPE bin or HPEvxx bin file and click Upload Upload Configuration Uploads the configuration file Create a configuration file and upload the file to the PDU with the same SKU The configuration file must be named conf ini Downloa...

Page 80: ...erver authentication is disabled user name and password might be empty 5 Navigate to Email Recipients add the email address and then enable the email address 6 Click Send Test Email and enter the email address An SMTP Configuration test mail will be sent to your email address Event Notifications page Procedure 1 Navigate to Settings Event Notifications 2 Enable or disable the event notifications y...

Page 81: ...it breaker current outlet power and external sensors PDU power thresholds Procedure 1 On the PDU Thresholds page click the PDU Power Threshold edit pencil 2 Set the threshold values for High Critical High Warning Low Warning or Low Critical 3 Select the Enable check box to enable those thresholds to trigger alarms Remote configuration 81 ...

Page 82: ...tical for each phase 3 Enable the threshold values to receive the alarms 4 Set the Reset threshold and alarm state change delay value 5 Click Save Circuit breaker Procedure 1 In the PDU Thresholds Circuit Breaker tab click the Edit pencil icon to set the circuit breaker threshold for each Load Segment 2 Set the threshold values for High Critical High Warning Low Warning or Low Critical 3 Enable th...

Page 83: ...ing and Low Critical To enable two or more thresholds set the condition for the threshold values For example Low Critical less than Low Warning less than High Warning less than High Critical Procedure 1 To set outlet active power threshold values click the Edit pencil icon 2 Set the threshold values for High Critical High Warning Low Warning or Low Critical 3 Enable the threshold values to receive...

Page 84: ...84 Remote configuration ...

Page 85: ...Select SNMP General The SNMP General page is displayed 3 Edit the SNMP Access and Version 4 Select SNMP Port and then set the SNMP port number Configuring the SNMP V1 V2c user Procedure 1 Access the web interface and log in 2 Under SNMP Managers select SNMP V1 V2c The SNMP V1 V2c page is displayed 3 Verify that SNMP V1 V2c is selected in the SNMP Version field 4 On the SNMP V1 V2c panel in the Com...

Page 86: ...the SNMP Management page click the edit pencil icon of the IP address to be configured 2 Choose the access rights for the Read community and the Write community 3 Click Enable 4 Click Save SNMP v3 Manager 86 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP ...

Page 87: ...ng 5 Click Enable 6 Click Save Configuring users for encrypted SNMP V3 communications Procedure 1 Navigate to SNMP Managers SNMP V3 The SNMP V3 page is displayed 2 Enter the server name and host IP address 3 Choose a security level from the drop down menu NoAuthNoPriv No authentication and no privacy default option AuthNoPriv Authentication and no privacy AuthPriv Authentication and privacy 4 Sele...

Page 88: ...ect Authentication Pass Phrase as Privacy Pass Phrase to use the user s authentication passphrase as the privacy passphrase or enter a new privacy passphrase in the Privacy Pass Phrase field and then enter it again in the Confirm Privacy Pass Phrase field 5 Set the authentication password and privacy key 6 Click Enable 7 Click Save 88 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP ...

Page 89: ...B9 cable or you can create your own cable For more information on making your own cable see Serial cable pinout to create your own cable Connecting the PDU to a computer Procedure 1 Using the optional RJ45 DB9 cable connect the RJ45 end to the port labeled Serial RS485 1 on the front panel of the PDU 2 Connect the DB9 end of the cable to the serial connector on the computer Supported commands The ...

Page 90: ...s Configure the PDU and network settings Switch outlets on off View user information Logging in with HyperTerminal To log in with HyperTerminal set the COM settings to the following parameters Bits per second 115200 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow control None Logging in with SSH through PuTTY IMPORTANT To use SSH directly on the Linux Box upgrade the OpenSSH to 7 6p1 in the Linux OS Upgr...

Page 91: ...press Enter 7 Enter your password and then press Enter You are now logged in to the SSH For CLI commands see Appendix A CLI commands NOTE An SSH connection is not available when serial connection is enabled Configuring local access 91 ...

Page 92: ...92 Configuring local access ...

Page 93: ... check the status of the outlets and to control turn on off the outlets enter dev outlet pduID status outletindex on off 7 To check the status of the outlets of PDU1 enter dev outlet 1 status Open means On Closed means Off 8 To turn on outlet2 and check the status enter dev outlet 1 1 on 9 To turn off outlet 2 and check the status enter dev outlet 1 2 off Serial cable pinout to create your own cab...

Page 94: ... two modes Screensaver mode Cycles through a set sequence of screens that display current PDU values Current values are refreshed every 10 seconds The user cannot select a custom sequence of screens The screensaver displays automatically after 30 seconds of inactivity from the start up screen a menu or a submenu Values are refreshed every five seconds Menu mode OLED main menu The settings that dis...

Page 95: ...LED state Description Green red orange blinking Upgrading Off In USB mode OLED menu structure Local display 95 ...

Page 96: ...creen Language USB and Units Depending on the assigned user privileges only the available options will be displayed Network submenu The Network submenu allows you to customize settings for IP address IPv4 or IPv6 On the Setup menu scroll down to Network Press Select to display the options screen Scroll down to highlight the selected option from the menu To set the values for the selected option pr...

Page 97: ...MAC address and Firmware version On the Setup menu scroll down to highlight the Device submenu Press Select to display the options screen To set the values for the selected option press Select to display the screens To return to the previous menu press Menu Local display 97 ...

Page 98: ...tate and Always On On the Setup menu scroll down to highlight Screen To display the screens to set the values for the submenu press Select After you select the values press Select to set the values as displayed on the screen To return to the previous menu press Menu 98 Local display ...

Page 99: ...Local display 99 ...

Page 100: ...s displayed on the screen press Select To return to the previous menu press Menu USB submenu The USB submenu allows you to upload the firmware file and download the event or data logs On the Setup menu scroll down to highlight USB To display the screens to set the values for the submenu press Select After you select Yes to set the values as displayed on the screen press Select To return to the pre...

Page 101: ...Local display 101 ...

Page 102: ...es as displayed on the screen press Select To return to the previous menu press Menu Alarms menu The Alarms menu filters and displays active alarms for the PDU An active alarm screen has priority over other screens When an alarm occurs the active alarm screen replaces the current screen and the backlight flashes On the Main Menu scroll down to highlight Alarms To display the first active alarm scr...

Page 103: ...let functions On the Main Menu scroll down to highlight Power and then press Select To display the submenu options scroll down to select a submenu and press Select To return to the previous menu press Menu Device submenu The Device submenu displays information about current voltage and power On the Power menu scroll down to highlight Device To display the screens to set the values for the submenu ...

Page 104: ... of 3 phase power used by the system On the Power menu scroll down to highlight Phase and press Select to display the screens After you select the values press Select to set the values as displayed on the screen To return to the previous menu press Menu 104 Local display ...

Page 105: ...r 3Ph PDUs On the Power menu scroll down to highlight Breaker and press Select to display the screens After you select the values press Select to set the values as displayed on the screen To return to the previous menu press Menu Figure 4 FOR 1Ph WITH BREAKERS Local display 105 ...

Page 106: ...r from outlet number 1 to number 10 On the Power menu scroll down to highlight Outlet and press Select to display the screens to set the values for the submenu After you select the values press Select to set the values as displayed on the screen To return to the previous menu press Menu 106 Local display ...

Page 107: ...Local display 107 ...

Page 108: ...iguration In daisy chain mode up to four PDUs can be connected through one IP address Connecting PDUs allows users to gather information and data on all daisy chained PDUs from the master PDU The daisy chain functionality reduces network cost for PDUs For example a standard network switch used in a data center may contain 24 ports Without using the daisy chain function each port would supply netwo...

Page 109: ...ine 2 Repeat step 1 connecting PDUs from the RS485 2 port to the Serial RS485 1 port for up to 4 PDUs NOTE The total length of the Ethernet cords connecting the PDUs must be less than 15m 49 ft 3 Go to the web interface or management software to manage and control the PDUs in the daisy chain Cabling a daisy chain Procedure 1 Locate a CAT5 cable 2 Connect one end of the cable to one PDU and then co...

Page 110: ... temperature 1 humidity sensor P9T02A Monitors the temperature in three areas using three separate probes and the relative humidity using one probe 4 Open Close door sensor P9T03A Sends an alarm or notification when a door on which the sensor is installed has been opened more than 10 mm This kit includes two door contacts one for the front and one for the rear door 2 Rope fluid leak sensor P9T04A ...

Page 111: ...tched and Metered Switched Power Distribution Units have two physical sensor ports and each PDU can collect a total of eight sensor measurements or readings For example if a PDU has an Open Close door sensor P9T03A and an Environmental 3 temperature 1 humidity sensor P9T02A connected both physical sensor ports are used with a total of five sensor measurements recorded Up to six physical sensors ca...

Page 112: ...d PDU the temperature values will change on both master and slave PDUs If a temperature unit is changed the respective threshold values get converted to that unit Temperature threshold values include the following ranges Celsius 0 C to 68 C Fahrenheit 15 F to 155 F If a temperature unit is changed the following modules are also updated Values Displayed Navigation OLED Main menu Sensors Web interfa...

Page 113: ... perforated area on the rack enclosure door by threading the provided cable tie through the recessed channel in the sensor box and through the door 2 Secure the RJ45 cable along the desired path to the PDU using the remaining cable ties 3 Use the RJ45 quick disconnect coupler and an Ethernet cable to extend the length of the sensor input cable and or to serve as an easy disconnect point for the ra...

Page 114: ...cable through the rack and along the desired path of detection 3 Secure the rope fluid leak sensor cable to the rack and ground using the cable ties and or adhesive mounting strips provided NOTE This kit includes one 6m 19 69 ft leak sensor rope More length can be added using option kit P9T09A includes one 6m 19 69 ft leak sensor rope extension Up to four of the 6m 19 69 ft length leak sensor rope...

Page 115: ...ing to a cabinet or wall use the provided adhesive backed mount Use of the adhesive backed mount in the detection area floor may prevent or delay leakage notification Connecting and configuring optional hardware 115 ...

Page 116: ...Connecting an Open door sensor Procedure 1 Assemble magnetic sensor to bracket Adhere magnetic sensor to bracket using adhesive strip 116 Connecting and configuring optional hardware ...

Page 117: ...2 Mounting position of the rear door sensor is shown in the following illustration Connecting and configuring optional hardware 117 ...

Page 118: ...n Mount bracket with magnetic sensor to rear door at a distance around 58mm 2 28 in from the center of the rack on the second row of perforated holes using the flat head screws provided 4 Use the two M3 screws to bolt sensor bracket to rack door 118 Connecting and configuring optional hardware ...

Page 119: ...5 Adhere switch sensor to the inner frame of the rack while aligning it with the magnetic sensor mounted to the door Connecting and configuring optional hardware 119 ...

Page 120: ...120 Connecting and configuring optional hardware ...

Page 121: ...6 Adhere the switch sensor to rack frame using an adhesive strip You can select the location but it must be opposite the door hinge Connecting and configuring optional hardware 121 ...

Page 122: ...7 To mount the magnetic sensor to the front door stick it to the inner door frame using the adhesive strip Verify that it is aligned with the rack sensor 122 Connecting and configuring optional hardware ...

Page 123: ...8 The following illustrations shows the mounting position of sensors to the front door Connecting and configuring optional hardware 123 ...

Page 124: ...e used to connect to the PDU or sensors The numbered ports help when documenting which sensor is being used with the PDU Detecting environmental sensors Environmental sensors are automatically detected when they are connected to the PDU Procedure 1 Open the Dashboard 2 View the External Sensors section on the Dashboard page 124 Connecting and configuring optional hardware ...

Page 125: ...ue of up critical up warning low warning or low critical 5 To exit the sensor setup click Save 6 Repeat this process for additional sensors Configuring door sensors The door sensor status on the Dashboard page displays as OPEN CLOSE Procedure 1 Navigate to Thresholds External Sensors 2 Select the door that you want to receive an alarm trap or event notification for and then enable the alarm When t...

Page 126: ...2 001 P9R53A HPE G2 Mtrd 4 9kVA L6 30P Vt NA J PDU 870293 001 P9R54A HPE G2 Mtrd Md 7 3kVA 60309 1U INTL PDU 870294 001 P9R55A HPE G2 Mtrd 7 3kVA 60309 2U INTL PDU 870295 001 P9R56A HPE G2 Mtrd 7 3kVA 60309 Vt INTL PDU 870296 001 P9R57A HPE G2 Mtrd 8 3kVA CS8265C NA J PDU 870298 001 P9R58A HPE G2 Mtrd 3Ph 8 6kVA L15 30P NA J PDU 870300 001 P9R59A HPE G2 Mtrd 3Ph 8 6kVA L21 30P NA J PDU 870301 001 ...

Page 127: ... G2 Swtd 3 6kVA IEC C20 Vt WW PDU 870280 001 P9S13A HPE G2 Swtd 4 9kVA L6 30P 2U NA J PDU 870281 001 P9S14A HPE G2 Swtd 4 9kVA L6 30P Vt NA J PDU 870282 001 P9S16A HPE G2 Swtd 7 3kVA 60309 2U INTL PDU 870284 001 P9S17A HPE G2 Swtd 7 3kVA 60309 Vt INTL PDU 870285 001 Metered Switched PDU spare parts list SKU Description Spare part number P9S15A HPE G2 Mtrd Swtd 4 9kVA L6 30P NA J PDU 870283 001 P9S...

Page 128: ...nagement Card Module 874564 001 PDU Vertical Network Management Card Module 874565 001 DB9 to RJ45 Cable 874724 001 Hardware options For information on the supported hardware options see the Hewlett Packard Enterprise website http www hpe com info rackandpower 128 Spares ...

Page 129: ...brary www hpe com info EIL Single Point of Connectivity Knowledge SPOCK Storage compatibility matrix www hpe com storage spock Storage white papers and analyst reports www hpe com storage whitepapers For additional websites see Support and other resources Websites 129 ...

Page 130: ...s through the product interface Review your product documentation to identify the recommended software update method To download product updates Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support Center www hpe com support hpesc Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support Center Software downloads www hpe com support downloads Software Depot www hpe com support softwaredepot To subscribe to eNewsletters and alerts www hpe...

Page 131: ...formation Remote support and Proactive Care information HPE Get Connected www hpe com services getconnected HPE Proactive Care services www hpe com services proactivecare HPE Proactive Care service Supported products list www hpe com services proactivecaresupportedproducts HPE Proactive Care advanced service Supported products list www hpe com services proactivecareadvancedsupportedproducts Proact...

Page 132: ...RoHS and REACH see www hpe com info ecodata For Hewlett Packard Enterprise environmental information including company programs product recycling and energy efficiency see www hpe com info environment Documentation feedback Hewlett Packard Enterprise is committed to providing documentation that meets your needs To help us improve the documentation send any errors suggestions or comments to Documen...

Page 133: ...configure and setting usr PDU user operation dev PDU device setting pwr PDU power setting System commands sys date year month day Description Query or set system date Example output HPE sys date 2013 09 19 E000 HPE sys date E000 Date 2013 09 10 Time 03 49 46 sys time hour min sec Description Query or set system time Example output HPE sys time HPE sys time 14 35 34 Appendix 133 ...

Page 134: ...information including firmware bootloader language and web Example output HPE sys ver E000 Firmware version 0 41 Bootloader version 2 10 LANGUAGE version 3 01 WEB version 6 30 sys def Description Recover PDU back to default configuration Example output HPE sys def E000 Recover Press any key to cancel sys rst Description Reset system Example output HPE sys rst E801 System Reboot now are you sure Y ...

Page 135: ...Example output HPE sys upd ser E801 system will enter upgrade mode after reboot System Reboot now Are you sure Y N Y Enter PDU Serial upgrade mode Waiting for upgrade file to be sent make sure transfer with Y modem protocol PDU will enter system operation if idle mode lasts 60 seconds CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC NOTE Do not upgrade if salve s firmware exists sys upd boot Description Upda...

Page 136: ...here must be a valid file named conf ini existing under directory fw sys conf start Description Update system configuration through serial Example output HPE sys conf start E801 system will enter into configure file upload mode after reboot System Reboot now Are you sure Y N Y sys log del event Description Delete event log file Example output HPE sys log del event E000 sys log del data Description...

Page 137: ...Description Query or on off FTPs Example output HPE net FTPs E000 FTPSS Port 21 FTPSS is running net http on off Description Query or on off net http Example output HPE net http E000 HTTP Port 80 HTTPS Port 443 WEB Protocol HTTP HPE net http off E801 WEB protocol is changed Please reboot to validate System Reboot now Are you sure Y N Y net mac Description Query MAC address Appendix 137 ...

Page 138: ...HPE net tcpip dhcp E801 Network is reconfigured Please reboot to validate System Reboot now Are you sure Y N Y net tcpip static ip mask gateway Description Set static IP mask and gateway Example output HPE net tcpip static 192 168 30 39 255 255 255 0 192 168 30 1 E801 Network is reconfigured Please reboot to validate System Reboot now Are you sure Y N Y User commands User list Description List all...

Page 139: ... exceed the maximum allowed number of failed logins Use this command to unlock it Device commands dev usb on off Description Query or on off USB Example output HPE dev usb HPE dev usb off HPE dev usb on dev daisy dna qna Description Query or set daisy chain mode Example output HPE dev daisy E000 daisy chain unit number 1 daisy chain address list 000 Daisy mode DNA HPE dev daisy qna E801 System reb...

Page 140: ...ommand is invalid for Metered PDUs NOTE PDUIDs increment from 1 If in daisy chain mode the master PDUID is 1 and the slave PDUIDs are 2 and 3 dev outlet PDUID outlet index on off Description Query or set specified PDUID and outlet status Example HPE Dev outlet 1 1 off E000 NOTE This command is invalid for Metered PDUs dev sensor Description List all sensors equipped Example output HPE dev sensor E...

Page 141: ...ic information Example output HPE pwr unit SKU P9S20A Serial FuncType PDU Metered Rating 220 24 V 16A 3 5 3 8kVA 50 60Hz Mac C8 45 44 66 2B 26 Tcpip 102 168 30 38 HPE pwr unit 1 E000 PDU UNIT 1 power Feature voltage 0V current 0 0A active power 0W apparent power 0W power factor 0 00 energy 0 000kWh pwr phase idx Description Query specified phase electric information Example output HPE pwr phase 1 ...

Page 142: ...ower 0W power factor 0 00 energy 0 000kWh outlet idx Description Query specified outlet electric information Example output HPE pwr outlet 1 E000 PDU OUTLET 1 power Feature voltage 0V current 0 0A active power 0W apparent power 0W NOTE For Metered PDUs this command is invalid System configure commands sys date yyyy mm dd Description Set the user input date Example output HPE sys date 2013 08 12 SU...

Page 143: ...e output HPE sys time 09 20 50 SUCCESS sys time Description Query PDU time Example output HPE sys time SUCCESS Date 2013 08 12 Time 09 20 53 sys ntp primary_ip secondary_ip Description Sets the NTP Example output HPE sys ntp 192 168 11 50 192 168 1 11 SUCCESS sys ver Description Query on the system versions firmware web bootloader and language version Appendix 143 ...

Page 144: ... seconds to finish PDU configuration recover Press any key to cancel sys rst Description Resets the PDU system Example output HPE sys rst Reboot required for change to take effort System Reboot now Are you sure Y N sys upd lan Description Updates the PDU language file sys upd conf Description Updates the configuration file Example HPE sys upd conf Reboot required for change to take effort System R...

Page 145: ...iption Edits or deletes the event and data file Example HPE sys log del event SUCCESS HPE sys log del data SUCCESS sys log edit data on interval off Description Edits the data log configuration interval Example HPE sys log data on 5 SUCCESS HPE sys log edit data off 10 SUCCESS Network application configure commands net https on off Description Sets https on off Example output HPE net https SUCCESS...

Page 146: ... ipv6 or both Example output HPE net ip SUCCESS IPV4 IPv6 HPE net ip v4 Reboot required for change to take effort IP protocol is changed Please reboot to validate System Reboot now Are you sure Y N HPE net ip all Reboot required for change to take effort IP protocol is changed Please reboot to validate System Reboot now Are you sure Y N net phy auto 1gbps 10 100mbps Description Set the link speed ...

Page 147: ... is complete the PDU will reboot automatically Updating the PDU firmware using a USB connection Procedure 1 Navigate to www hpe com and download the most recent firmware version HPE bin Save this file to a USB flash drive 2 Insert the flash drive into the USB port of the Network Management Module 3 Enter USB mode on the PDU and press Select 4 Navigate to Setup USB and click Yes to confirm entering...

Page 148: ...will enter upgrade mode after reboot System Reboot now Are you sure Y N Y 4 From the HyperTerminal menu options navigate to Transfer Send File 5 Navigate to the updated firmware file HPE bin 6 Set Protocol to Ymodem and then select Send Transfer window opens When the transfer is complete the window closes automatically 7 When the upload is complete the system reboots automatically Updating the PDU...

Page 149: ...sert the USB drive into the USB port of the Network Management Module 4 Press Select to enter USB mode on the PDU 5 Navigate to Setup USB and click Yes to confirm entering USB mode 6 To upload the new firmware select F W Up and click Yes 7 The OLED displays the firmware update progress 8 When the update is complete remove the USB drive 9 To exit USB mode select Quit from the USB menu 10 To confirm...

Page 150: ...mode Appendix C PDU alarms Type Alarms PDU unit PDU unit Active Power Above upper critical PDU unit Active Power Above upper warning PDU unit Active Power Below lower warning PDU unit Active Power Below lower critical Input phase Input Phase X Voltage Above upper critical Input Phase X Voltage Above upper warning Input Phase X Voltage Below lower warning Input Phase X Voltage Below lower critical ...

Page 151: ...r warning Outlet X Active Power Below lower warning Outlet X Active Power Below lower critical Outlet X Immediate ON Outlet X Delayed ON Outlet X Immediate OFF Outlet X Delayed OFF Outlet X Delayed REBOOT Outlet X Cancel Pending Command External Sensor External Sensor X numerical Above upper critical External Sensor X numerical Above upper warning External Sensor X numerical Below lower warning Ex...

Page 152: ...tem Sending SMTP message failed System Network Management Module reset System Network Management Module start System communication lost Daisy chain state changed USB port User activity User Activity User X Authentication failure User Activity User X User logged in User Activity User X Session timeout User Activity User X User blocked User administration User Administration Password changed User Ad...

Page 153: ...W critical threshold value 9 The phase 1 current is ABOVE critical threshold value 10 The phase 2 current is ABOVE critical threshold value 11 The phase 3 current is ABOVE critical threshold value 12 The phase 1 current is BELOW critical threshold value 13 The phase 2 current is BELOW critical threshold value Trap critical 14 The phase 3 current is BELOW critical threshold value 15 26 The circuit ...

Page 154: ...201 The PDU unit active power is BELOW warning threshold value 202 The phase 1 voltage is ABOVE warning threshold value 203 The phase 2 voltage is ABOVE warning threshold value 204 The phase 3 voltage is ABOVE warning threshold value 205 The phase 1 voltage is BELOW warning threshold value 206 The phase 2 voltage is BELOW warning threshold value 207 The phase 3 voltage is BELOW warning threshold v...

Page 155: ...ature humidity is ABOVE warning threshold value 351 355 The sensor 1 5 temperature humidity is BELOW warning threshold value 356 379 Reserved Trap codes assigned for information alarms Trap class Trap code Description 380 391 The circuit breaker 1 12 is in ON state 392 439 The outlet 1 48 IMMEDIATE ON occurred 440 487 The outlet 1 48 DELAYED ON occurred 488 535 The outlet 1 48 IMMEDIATE OFF occurr...

Page 156: ...754 User xxx blocked 755 User xxx password changed 756 User password settings changed 757 User xxx added 758 User xxx deleted 759 User xxx modified Clear traps 760 User admin logged out 770 The PDU unit active power alarm is cleared 773 775 The phase 1 3 voltage alarm is cleared 776 778 The phase 1 3 current alarm is cleared 791 838 The outlet 1 48 active power alarm is cleared 839 844 The sensor ...

Page 157: ...2 Pull out the Network Management Module from the PDU 3 Insert the new Network Management Module Appendix 157 ...

Page 158: ...4 Align the Network Management Module and tighten the captive nuts by turning them clockwise 158 Appendix ...

Page 159: ... Replacement Procedure 1 Use a T10 Torx screwdriver to remove the top and bottom screws from the Network Management Module 2 Press the release button on the ribbon cable and disconnect it from the Network Management Module and the PDU Appendix 159 ...

Page 160: ...3 Connect the ribbon cable to the replacement Network Management Module and the PDU 160 Appendix ...

Page 161: ...4 Insert the replacement Network Management Module into the PDU and tighten the two screws Appendix 161 ...

Page 162: ...l wsdisc props file located in the CONFIG directory in the SIM install directory to allow SIM to correctly discover and identify the PDU For more information on editing the additional wsdisc props file see the additionalwsdisc txt file located in the same directory The following example is an ADDITIONALWSDISC PROPS file with PDU entry Additional Web Server Discovery Properties NOTE See additionalW...

Page 163: ... Manager to complete the following tasks Discover PDUs As part of the discovery process SIM can detect an installed PDU The web interface for the discovered PDU can be launched from the SIM All Systems page Receive SNMP traps from the PDU The PDU can send event based traps to SIM that include a URL in the trap This functionality enables administrators to easily launch the web interface of the PDU ...

Page 164: ...3 Register the new MIB by entering mxmib a cpqpower cfg from the HPE Systems Insight Manager mibs command line 4 Enter HPE Systems Insight Manager mibs mxmib at the command line and verify that the new MIB is listed NOTE For more information on uploading and registering the MIB in SIM see the Insight Manager technical reference guide on the Hewlett Packard Enterprise management CD Configuring the ...

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