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PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU 

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Configuration > System > Features 

The 

Features

 page allows the activation of add-on features available from Server Technology.  

 

To activate a feature: 

1.

 

In the Feature Key field, type the key provided by Server Technology.  

2.

 

Click 

Apply 

(or press 

Enter

). A restart of the unit is required after activating a feature. 

3.

 

Active features will be listed on the page. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 48DCWC-04-2X100-D0NB

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Page 2: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 2 of 211...

Page 3: ...ssist you with using the firmware s Web Interface GUI Interface commands description syntax usage parameters variables as well as providing command examples and results to assist you with using the fi...

Page 4: ...nds that there are often questions when installing and or using a new product Free Technical Support is provided from 8 a m to 5 p m Pacific Time Monday through Friday Server Technology Inc a brand of...

Page 5: ...fuses are blown Because the fuses are rated as disconnect switches they can be hot swapped without removing power to input feeds In addition optional temperature and humidity probes with 10 ft cords...

Page 6: ...mware which offers Faster processor and more memory Hot swap network card Network card swap with no re programming PCM Features functions can be added as needed Multi linking up to 4 linked units 1 ma...

Page 7: ...ircuit Disconnect Rated Circuit Protection Each output is protected by a fuse or circuit breaker and is rated for hot disconnect Temperature Humidity Monitoring Master and Link units select products e...

Page 8: ...0 ft Supports optional Environmental Monitor Control Unit EMCU 1 1C Supports StartUp Stick for configuration of initial network settings Unique Expansion Capability One master PRO1 Sentry Switched DC...

Page 9: ...PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU Models This chapter shows unit drawings hardware specifications terminal stud spacing diagrams and fuse circuit breaker information 48DCWC 16 2X100 A0 Terminal Stud Spacing...

Page 10: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 10 of 211 Mounting Bracket The 48DCWC 16 2X100 A0 mounting bracket...

Page 11: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 11 of 211 48DCWC 04 2X100 D0NB Terminal Stud Spacing The 48DCWC 04 2X100 D0NB terminal stud spacing...

Page 12: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 12 of 211 Mounting Bracket The 48DCWC 04 2X100 D0NB mounting bracket...

Page 13: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 13 of 211 48DCWC 12 2X100 A1NB Terminal Stud Spacing The 48DCWC 12 2X100 A1NB terminal stud spacing...

Page 14: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 14 of 211 Mounting Bracket The 48DCWC 12 2X100 A1NB mounting bracket...

Page 15: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 15 of 211 48DCWC 08 2X100 B0NB Terminal Stud Spacing The 48DCWC 08 2X100 B0NB terminal stud spacing...

Page 16: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 16 of 211 Mounting Bracket The 48DCWC 08 2X100 B0NB mounting bracket...

Page 17: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 17 of 211 48DCWC 04 4X070 D0NB Terminal Stud Spacing The 48DCWC 04 4X070 D0NB terminal stud spacing...

Page 18: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 18 of 211 Mounting Bracket The 48DCWC 04 4X070 D0NB mounting bracket...

Page 19: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 19 of 211 48DCWC 04 4X125 E0NB Terminal Stud Spacing The 48DCWC 04 4X125 E0NB terminal stud spacing...

Page 20: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 20 of 211 Mounting Bracket The 48DCWC 04 4X125 E0NB mounting bracket...

Page 21: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 21 of 211 48DCWC 10 2X300 E0NB Terminal Stud Spacing The 48DCWC 10 2X300 E0NB terminal stud spacing...

Page 22: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 22 of 211 Mounting Bracket The 48DCWC 10 2X300 E0NB mounting bracket...

Page 23: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 23 of 211 48DCWC 16 2X600 E0 Terminal Stud Spacing The 48DCWC 10 2X600 E0 terminal stud spacing...

Page 24: ...600 E0 unit Terminal Block Tightening Torques If the terminal stud size is the recommended tightening torque is 3 8 16 192 in lb or 16 ft lbs 20 50 in lbs IMPORTANT Input Terminal Requirements For 600...

Page 25: ...Switched DC PDU Notes Other GMT fuse values are available in the marketplace never to exceed 10A for use with any Server Technology Switched 48V DC product Other TPC fuse values are available in the m...

Page 26: ...s that accept GMT fuses include 10A fuses part FUSE GMT 10A G All model that accept GMT fuse include fuse covers part GMT X that also act as a fuse removal and insert tool Optional sold separately fus...

Page 27: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 27 of 211 Circuit Breakers Overview of circuit breakers for the PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU Note Circuit breaker options have significantly longer lead times versus TPC fuses...

Page 28: ...Sentry Switched DC PDU 28 of 211 Current Measurement Specifications Overview of current measurement specifications for the PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU...

Page 29: ...y Switched DC PDU in a data center application Left Four 4 48V DC feeds from two A and B upstream sources powering one Cisco 7609 S with dual 6000W DC power supplies Right Two 2 48V DC feeds from two...

Page 30: ...E0NB Torque 50 inch pounds 5 6 N m 300A Input Terminal Blocks 3 8 Studs Products 48DCWC 10 2X300 E0NB and 48DCXC 10 2X300 E0NB Torque 192 inch pounds 21 7 600A Input Terminal Blocks 3 8 Studs Product...

Page 31: ...ked PDUs Multi Linking View in the Equipment Cabinet Redundant Power and Communication The Star Linking arrangement is fault tolerant with redundant power coming from the first link unit The arrangeme...

Page 32: ...m One mounting screw M3x6mm Multi Link Dongle Dongle Connected to AUX Port Unit Persistence Unit Persistence is an internal PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU feature that works as follows If a link unit is...

Page 33: ...ndard Accessories Mounting Hardware Two removable flanges with M4 screws Cables Adapters RJ45 to RJ45 crossover cable RJ45 to DB9F serial port adapter for connection to standard DB9M DTE serial port O...

Page 34: ...Stromkreis muss mit einem Schutzschalter oder einem Sicherungsschutz versehen sein PDUs verf gt ber keinen Hauptschutzschalter bzw ber keine Sicherung damit kein einzelner Fehlerpunkt entstehen kann D...

Page 35: ...hall be equal to or greater than the ampacity of the associated BR conductor WARNING The intra building port s of the equipment or subassembly is suitable for connection to intra building or unexposed...

Page 36: ...on Module Connect the PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU with the provided RJ12 crossover cable at the Link port on the unit The overall length of the RJ12 crossover cable should not exceed 10 feet Connectin...

Page 37: ...it configuration out of the box through either Telnet or Web Note When installed on a DHCP enabled networks the following network defaults do not apply because the PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU ships wi...

Page 38: ...ware Overview System page provides a fast and high level view of the overall condition of the Sentry DC PDU unit The sub system status view shows the current operational state of individual PDUs units...

Page 39: ...e availability of firmware functions for your user login account depends on your current user access rights as granted by the system administrator Usernames and Passwords The Sentry DC PDUs are shippe...

Page 40: ...er control actions On Off Reboot status and pass thru of assigned outlets outlet groups and serial pass thru ports Reboot Only User Partial access for outlet power control actions Reboot status and pa...

Page 41: ...auto configuration of DHCPv6 IPv6 Stateless Auto Configured Address RFC 4862 An automatically generated unique link local IPv6 address used for client based configurations This address is always pres...

Page 42: ...IPv6 and IPv4 protocols DNS Ping FTP or SFTP Server SNMPv1 2 3 FTP or SFTP Updates SNTP HTTP or HTTPS SMTP Static IPv6 DHCPv6 stateless and stateful Syslog SNMPv1 2 3 Traps Telnet SSH IPv4 Only Proto...

Page 43: ...are valid they will be set Dual IPv6 IPv4 DHCP enabled DHCP IPv6 IPv4 The PDU will try to resolve both its IPv6 and IPv4 addresses by DHCP If both DHCP requests are answered the primary DNS server of...

Page 44: ...208 1 DNS1 71 9 127 107 DNS2 68 190 192 35 DHCP Settings DHCP disabled FQDN enabled sentry 6117f6 Boot Delay disabled Static Fallback enabled ZTP 0 Touch disabled not provisioned Network Services FTP...

Page 45: ...to the configured IP address of the Switched unit To login by Web interface In the firmware login window provide a valid username and password and click OK If you enter an invalid username or password...

Page 46: ...d with three major screen sections shown in the following screen example 1 System Header Displays the PDU s description location IP address and user access level 2 Navigation Bar Provides access to th...

Page 47: ...and the data center The design of the GUI monitoring pages follows the major areas in the hardware architecture of the PDU providing a separate and detailed page for the overall status of units cords...

Page 48: ...r will access and use the network and system see the Access option Access The Access option determines how a user works with the network and system by configuring the options related to a user authent...

Page 49: ...page to firmware version in use uptime data Ethernet NIC serial number and current number of active users The System page dynamically updates status and threshold values with a full screen refresh to...

Page 50: ...and cannot be set by the user For example a 0 C low limit would be displayed as 0 for a temperature sensor graph in Celsius High Limit Displays the high limit of the load temperature or humidity graph...

Page 51: ...e low high temperature thresholds and threshold hysteresis at Configuration System Sensors For Humidity Status Violet wettest high alarm threshold configured by user Blue wet high warning threshold co...

Page 52: ...web user sessions are allowed HTTPS or HTTPS Note Depending on the web browser multiple web accesses from the same machine are often considered as one active user Sub System Status This Sub System sec...

Page 53: ...ny metrics are presented on the pages in color coded graphs for at a glance monitoring A regular full page refresh dynamically updates theses details to reflect the current condition of the PDU provid...

Page 54: ...hat to look for The cord power graphs display a blinking warning yellow when the total input load exceeds the user defined threshold If an overload occurs a blinking error condition red is displayed T...

Page 55: ...rating within defined thresholds The line current graph displays a blinking warning yellow when the total input load on an infeed exceeds the user defined threshold If an overload occurs a blinking er...

Page 56: ...eed exceeds the user defined set threshold If an overload occurs a blinking error condition red is displayed The unit continues to display yellow and red states until the condition changes or the issu...

Page 57: ...e list What to look for The operating status of all outlets should be Normal If necessary view operational details for an outlet The ID and socket type are determined at factory assembly and cannot be...

Page 58: ...let in the list such as AA1 in this example 2 The Outlet Details page displays specific information about the selected outlet AA1 in this example that includes outlet current with current power capaci...

Page 59: ...rop down choose the user defined outlet group you want to view The operating status of all outlets within a selected group should be Normal If necessary view operational details for an outlet The outl...

Page 60: ...n outlet like AA2 in this example 2 When you click an outlet ID link in the list the details page for that outlet displays 3 The Outlet Details page displays specific information for the selected outl...

Page 61: ...emperature Status The Temperature graph displays a blinking warning or critical error whenever temperature exceeds low or high threshold The PDU continues to display the status until the condition cha...

Page 62: ...ity threshold values is 0 100 RH Humidity threshold values are user defined at Configuration System Sensors Temperature Humidity Sensor Status Status Description Found The PDU found the sensor and con...

Page 63: ...ital ADC sensors What to look for The operating status of all sensors should be Normal and operating within defined thresholds View the color coded graph showing current operating range within thresho...

Page 64: ...wer capacity and outlet status current Groups Allows the issuing of outlet control actions On Off and Reboot for outlets in a user named outlet group for efficient control of multiple outlets Control...

Page 65: ...outlet control on one or more individual outlets from the Control action drop down menu for the individual outlet s select On Off or Reboot 3 Click Apply The command action is issued immediately on th...

Page 66: ...d outlet group Note An outlet group is a named collection of outlets in a PDU up to four enclosures with a single IP address To issue outlet control on a specific outlet group 1 From the group drop do...

Page 67: ...le Off A restart has occurred last control state has been maintained On Wake On A power loss has occurred wakeup state has been applied Off Wake Off A power loss has occurred wakeup state has been app...

Page 68: ...ing pages Identifying the PDU and user The upper right corner of the page shows the Location string PDU description location IP address and username access level Viewing system reference information U...

Page 69: ...e page 1 Type a descriptive PDU location name that appears in the system header section of every Web interface page upper right corner 2 Optional Check the Blink checkbox to enable blinking of the uni...

Page 70: ...re cord settings 1 In the Cord Name field provide a descriptive text name from 0 32 characters The ID such as AA AB is a system assigned internal name and cannot be changed 2 View the reported type of...

Page 71: ...the activation of add on features available from Server Technology To activate a feature 1 In the Feature Key field type the key provided by Server Technology 2 Click Apply or press Enter A restart of...

Page 72: ...Tree for the PDU eliminating website MIB OID downloads Note Legacy products continue to use the current Sentry3 MIB The new Sentry4 MIB and its new OID tree are designed exclusively for the PRO1 Sent...

Page 73: ...r specific attributes VSA generated by and available from Server Technology The PDU is configured to recognize and use the configuration values in the file as specified by the network administrator in...

Page 74: ...efix as part of the object name You may be familiar with MIB objects for the PDU for example outletWakeupState However when the SNMP monitoring system displays a value for the MIB object name st4outle...

Page 75: ...ucts including the PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU config bak or bak This configuration backup file firmware version 8 0x or later when uploaded restores a unit including network SNTP and FTP settings Use...

Page 76: ...interface page for outlet group monitoring The Groups page lets the administrator create and name a new outlet group and assign to the group access rights to individual or all outlets For dynamic moni...

Page 77: ...ng corresponding outlet checkboxes or unchecking a checkbox to deny rights 2 Click Apply Access rights are applied to the outlets for the outlet group To grant access rights to all outlets for an outl...

Page 78: ...e the separate Monitoring Lines page To configure line settings 1 For each line listed check or uncheck SNMP Trap Notifications and or Email Notifications to enable disable notifications for line even...

Page 79: ...uding the setting of high low threshold levels for outlet current The page also sets SNMP Trap and Email notifications for outlet events For outlet management this page allows the issuing of On Off an...

Page 80: ...e is 0 900 seconds 7 From the drop down menu select the On Off Last option for the wakeup state of the outlet Wakeup state sets the default outlet control state after system power up The option Last i...

Page 81: ...2 The configuration page displays To set outlet current thresholds 1 Provide threshold hysteresis between event state and recovery A the range is 0 0 10 0A the default is 1 0A 2 Set the low high alarm...

Page 82: ...s for phase events For dynamic monitoring of phase status voltage and power factor see the separate Monitoring Phases page To set phase event notifications 1 For each phase listed check or uncheck SNM...

Page 83: ...e is 0 60 minutes default is 5 minutes setting the value to 0 disables the timeout 3 From the DSR Check drop down menu select On or Off to enable or disable serial port active signal checking 4 Check...

Page 84: ...Fan Sensor Thresholds link will be displayed on this page to allow configuration of fan operating values Fan hysteresis and thresholds will be rotations per minute RPM To configure global sensor sett...

Page 85: ...of the Sensors page to display the configuration page To set humidity sensor thresholds 1 Provide the threshold hysteresis between event state and recovery RH Range is 0 20 RH default is 2 RH 2 Set th...

Page 86: ...n page To set temperature sensor thresholds 1 Provide the threshold hysteresis between event state and recovery temperature Range is 0 30 Celsius or 0 54 Fahrenheit default is 1 Celsius or 2 Fahrenhei...

Page 87: ...twork and requires the use of a remote shutdown agent To configure shutdown settings 1 For an individual outlet in the list type the desired Shutdown Delay for the outlet in seconds or accept the 90 s...

Page 88: ...e outlet Supported Operating Systems for Shutdown Remote Shutdown Agents are available for the following operating systems Windows 2000 2003 XP Linux Red Hat 7 3 8 0 Red Hat Enterprise 2 1 ES update 5...

Page 89: ...f the Remote Shutdown Agent installation files 2 Run Install 3 For additional security when prompted enter the IP address of the PDU that will be sending the shutdown signal Novell Netware 1 Browse to...

Page 90: ...signed internal name and cannot be changed 3 For Switched products the PDU allows configuration of the power on sequence of the outlets with the following available options From the Outlet Sequence dr...

Page 91: ...RO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU 91 of 211 5 Check or uncheck the SNMP Trap Notifications and or Email Notifications checkboxes to enable or disable unit event notification for a specific unit 6 Click Apply...

Page 92: ...ice options are available for configuration including a configurable UPS name and assignment of the PDU s lines to be powered by the UPS To add a new UPS 1 Type a UPS name 2 Select the UPS manufacture...

Page 93: ...manufacturer 2 Type the desired values for the SNMP related fields or accept the defaults as shown on the page 3 Check the corresponding checkboxes for the line s that are powered by the UPS To selec...

Page 94: ...settings determining static IPv4 IPv6 address formats and the enabling of DHCP options To configure DHCP IP 1 Network Determines the acquisition method used for the protocol stack Disabled Dual IPv6 I...

Page 95: ...informs the unit to automatically fall back to a static address if a DHCP server does not respond after 90 seconds Disable The Static Address Fallback option generates DHCP server requests until the...

Page 96: ...9 44 Zero Touch Provisioning Network Defaults The PDU has the following network defaults to allow unit configuration through Telnet or Web IP Address 192 168 1 254 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 19...

Page 97: ...Pv4 or IPv6 format 2 Provide the port number or accept the default as shown 3 From the drop down menu select the authentication method and from the with menu select username or from as described direc...

Page 98: ...il notifications to be sent 2 For the event notifications shown check the corresponding Enable checkbox to enable an alert message via email The events are EVENT System activity event AUTH Authenticat...

Page 99: ...heduling automatic firmware updates When enabled and configured the PDU regularly checks the FTP server for a new firmware image and uploads the image To enable Automatic Updates check the Enable chec...

Page 100: ...k Apply NOTES SSL encrypted HTTPS must be used for secure website connections A current web browser with TLS1 2 support is required Current version of IE Firefox Chrome Opera and Safari are supported...

Page 101: ...ion options provided allow you to enable disable SPM and reset the SPM password to its default 1 SPM Secure Access Check or uncheck the Enable checkbox to enable disable SPM Secure Access If your oper...

Page 102: ...LS Uses a trusted authority certificate to provide encryption of LDAP authentication MD5 Provides strong protection using 1 way hash encoding that does not transmit the username password over the netw...

Page 103: ...bership option allows the searching of directory entries of groups for a user membership attribute to find the groups for which the user is a member Provide a comma delimited string of up to two attri...

Page 104: ...3 Click Apply The LLDP packet transmits the Chassis ID the MAC address the Port ID eth0 the time to live the transmit interval times four by definition Also transmitted is the system name the SNMP sy...

Page 105: ...secret for the secondary server and vice versa IPv6 allows authentication via RADIUS 4 Port Number Used by the RADIUS server for incoming RADIUS authentication requests Provide a custom port number o...

Page 106: ...are Yes or No For the STI Access Level value other than 1 Admn if STI Env Mon is not included for a user default is no STI Outlets Specifies user access rights to outlets values are space delimited s...

Page 107: ...User STI Env Mon Yes User with environmental monitoring not allowed and specific outlet group port access rights sti user Auth Type Local User Password user STI Access Level User STI Env Mon No STI O...

Page 108: ...are supported For each SNMPv3 user you can set access as read only write only read write or disabled All eight users have the same configuration parameters and you can configure each user independent...

Page 109: ...trap repeat time for an object in an event condition Provide a time value from 1 to 65535 in seconds 6 IP Restrictions From the drop down menu select None default or Trap Destinations Only If Trap De...

Page 110: ...ovide an authentication password 1 31 characters for the new user 5 Provide a privacy password 1 31 characters for the new user 6 Click Apply To edit an SNMP user From the SNMPv3 Users page at bottom...

Page 111: ...orward one hour between the starting and ending dates times which can be configured Note If DST is enabled all system time displays will be shown with the current DST start end date time settings The...

Page 112: ...rg and 1 servertech pool ntp org as the default for new units that have not yet been time set To edit the host fields type the desired hostname IP address in the Primary Secondary Host fields 3 From t...

Page 113: ...typing the hostname IP address in the Host1 and or Host2 field s Both IPv4 and IPv6 IP address formats are allowed 2 Port When Syslog support is enabled the Syslog server responds to requests on the d...

Page 114: ...ion key is used to encrypt all data packets between the PDU and the TACACS server The key must match the key configured on the TACACS server The key can be up to 60 alphanumeric characters and is case...

Page 115: ...rrent user access level for each TACACS privilege level 2 For a privilege level shown in the above list click Access to display the Privilege Level Access page 3 Check individual boxes to grant user a...

Page 116: ...sources by the administrative level user Six defined user privilege levels are available Admin Power User User On Only User Reboot Only User and View Only User 1 At the bottom of the TACACS screen cli...

Page 117: ...ss thru ports Note The Power User does not have access to user management User Partial access for outlet power control actions On Off Reboot status and pass thru of assigned outlets outlet groups and...

Page 118: ...re prompts requesting credential information from the SSH client The client gathers credential information typed by the user and sends it back to the server The Keyboard Interactive method is controll...

Page 119: ...ss for maintenance as well as for initial provisioning Note For more information about ZTP and the automatic provisioning methodology used with PRO1 products see the Server Technology website www serv...

Page 120: ...ZTP option allows automated configuration for PRO1 products Disable Default The ZTP option is turned off and the Non Provisioned state displays If necessary click the Reset button See Resetting ZTP ab...

Page 121: ...Local Button Configuration Reset Check or uncheck the Enable checkbox to enable or disable physical access to the Reset button on the PRO1 hardware The PDU is designed with a reset button on the hardw...

Page 122: ...sswords for enhanced system security From the Strong Passwords drop down menu select Optional or Required If Required the strong password requirement is applied against all new passwords with the foll...

Page 123: ...clear the typed entry and start over click Cancel Notes The login banner can be up to 2070 characters long and will be displayed prior to the login prompt If the login banner is left blank the user w...

Page 124: ...pe the user s password type a 1 32 character password ASCII 33 to 126 decimal characters are allowed passwords are case sensitive 3 Verify the password 4 Click Apply To grant access rights to a user 1...

Page 125: ...ctions Reboot status and pass thru of assigned outlets outlet groups and serial pass thru ports On Only User Partial access for outlet power control actions On status and pass thru of assigned outlets...

Page 126: ...32 character LDAP group name no spaces LDAP group names are not case sensitive 2 Click Apply To grant access rights to an LDAP group 1 For the LDAP group name displayed in the list click the Access l...

Page 127: ...ss to user management User Partial access for outlet power control actions On Off Reboot status and pass thru of assigned outlets outlet groups and serial pass thru ports Reboot Only User Partial acce...

Page 128: ...s of the PRO1 Note The PDU supports 16 different TACACS privilege levels with 15 configurable levels and 1 level 0 reserved by default for administrator level access to all PDU resources To set a TACA...

Page 129: ...lets outlet groups and serial pass thru ports On Only User Partial access for outlet power control actions On status and pass thru of assigned outlets outlet groups and serial pass thru ports View Onl...

Page 130: ...ploading new firmware versions Also included are several options for rebooting the PDU resetting the PDU to factory defaults and restarting the PDU with user preferences Tools Change Password This Cha...

Page 131: ...other Ethernet enabled device For LDAP support the Ping feature can test the configuration of the DNS IP address by testing for proper name resolution To issue a ping 1 Type the hostname IP address to...

Page 132: ...DU 132 of 211 Tools Restart The Restart option offers several options for restarting the PDU To initiate a system restart 1 From the Action drop down menu select a restart option as described in the t...

Page 133: ...utlet states are not changed or reset with the restart command Restart and reset to factory defaults Resets the non volatile RAM where configuration values are stored This option clears all administra...

Page 134: ...the unit you need a non conductive metallic tool that fits inside the recess If you press and hold the Reset button on the unit for more than 15 seconds the reset action will terminate Note This meth...

Page 135: ...tores more than 4 000 entries in a continuously aging log For permanent off system log storage the Syslog protocol is supported The System Log The system log records all authentication attempts power...

Page 136: ...ug log displays a record of debugging statements and activities The Debug Log functions the same as the System log with the following exceptions The only log type noted in the Type column is DEBUG The...

Page 137: ...log or Debug log can be switched to the other log To switch between logs click the Change link as shown in the following example If you have a filter in place such as admn and you change log views th...

Page 138: ...Note the highlighted Normal status returned in the filtered log 3 To clear the filtered page and return to a full log click the Clear button Log Filter Persistence If you have a filter in place on eit...

Page 139: ...d time stamp records the details of the system event timeframe To display the date time stamp SNTP server support must be configured Level Lvl Indicates the level of the status icons displayed in the...

Page 140: ...ntries Per Page Specifies the number of entries displayed on the System Log and the Debug Log The maximum number of entries in the Debug Log can be set to 4 000 If the total number of entries exceed t...

Page 141: ...y Telnet or RS232 CLI At the command prompt initiate a Telnet session telnet IP address The Telnet session automatically opens the login prompt showing the current product and firmware version Quick T...

Page 142: ...d character Right Arrow Moves cursor to the right to correct a typed character Backspace Key Deletes typed command one character at a time Insert Key Inserts a character in the command Delete Key Dele...

Page 143: ...at delete dir list login logmon logout lstat off on ostat password ping pstat reboot remove restart senstat set show shutdown status sysstat upsstat ustat version Displaying the Submenus To view subme...

Page 144: ...on the command line argument argument that can only be prompted for Example for the SET ACCESS command set access Sets user access configurations Command Syntax set access button disabled enabled set...

Page 145: ...fied port to an LDAP group add porttotacacs Adds access to use a connection pass thru to a specified port to a TACACS privilege level add porttouser Adds access to use a connection pass thru to a spec...

Page 146: ...ctive working path in the file system List Commands The List command displays outlets in an outlet group users user groups outlets ports and TACACS privileges list group Lists the outlets that are col...

Page 147: ...metrics for all phases in the system reboot Turns off the specified outlet or outlet group and then turns it back on after a delay Remove Commands The Remove command group removes outlet groups LDAP...

Page 148: ...ups Sets UPS device configuration values set user Sets configuration values for local user access rights Show Commands The Show command group displays the current configuration values in the system sh...

Page 149: ...Shows outlet shutdown configuration values show snmp Shows SNMP configuration values show sntp Shows SNTP configuration values show syslog Shows Syslog configuration values show system Shows system up...

Page 150: ...nd Syntax add grouptotacacs group name ALL TACACS privilege level add gtt group name ALL TACACS privilege level Command Access Admin level only add grouptouser Adds control access for an outlet group...

Page 151: ...outlet name id ALL TACACS privilege level add ott outlet name id ALL TACACS privilege level Command Access Admin level only add outlettouser Adds control access for an outlet to a local user Command...

Page 152: ...ass thru to a specified port to a local user Command Syntax add porttouser port name id ALL local user name add ptu port name id ALL local user name Command Access Admin level only bstat Displays the...

Page 153: ...group Command Syntax create ldapgroup name Command Access Admin level only create ups Creates a new uninterruptable power supply UPS Command Syntax create ups name ups type hostname Parameters The cr...

Page 154: ...ccess rights Command Syntax create snmpuser Command Access Admin level only list snmpuser Lists all details for an SNMPv3 user or all users Command Syntax list snmpuser ALL Command Access Admin level...

Page 155: ...te groupfromldap group name ALL LDAP group name delete gfl group name ALL LDAP group name Command Access Admin level only delete groupfromtacacs Deletes control access for an outlet group from a TACAC...

Page 156: ...e id ALL LDAP group name delete ofl outlet name id ALL LDAP group name Command Access Admin level only delete outletfromtacacs Deletes control access for an outlet from a TACACS privilege level Comman...

Page 157: ...cacs Deletes access to use a connection pass thru to a specified port from a TACACS privilege level Command Syntax delete portfromtacacs port name id ALL TACACS privilege level delete pft port name id...

Page 158: ...r command uses the following parameters Displays the current path path Specifies a path volume FLASH0 RAM0 Command Access Admin level only list group Lists the outlets that are contained in an outlet...

Page 159: ...p Command Syntax list ldapgroup LDAP group name Command Access Admin level only list ldapgroups Lists all LDAP groups Command Syntax list ldapgroups Command Access Admin level only list outlets Lists...

Page 160: ...Command Access Admin level only list tacprivs Lists all TACACS privilege levels Command Syntax list tacprivs Command Access Admin level only list ups Displays configurations for all UPS s Command Synt...

Page 161: ...s level logmon Log Monitor Displays the system log monitor messages in the CLI session as they occur Command Syntax logmon filter Parameters The logmon command uses the following parameter filter Keyw...

Page 162: ...idelines The off command is for Switched PRO1 products only Command Access User level and above on Turns on the specified outlet or outlet group Command Syntax on name id group ALL Usage Guidelines Th...

Page 163: ...following parameter hostname Specifies the host to ping 0 63 characters Command Access Any access level pstat Displays the latest status and metrics for all phases in the system Command Syntax pstat...

Page 164: ...x remove ldapgroup name Command Access Admin level only remove snmpuser Removes an SNMPv3 user from the system Command Syntax remove snmpuser name Command Access Admin level only remove ups Removes an...

Page 165: ...system configurations except network configuration factory Removes all system configurations ftpload Performs a system update through an FTP load newx509cert Creates a new self signed SSL X509 certifi...

Page 166: ...r of the system log when displayed method Sets the allowed access methods for users prompt Sets the system CLI prompt 0 32 characters startupstick Enables disables the Startup Stick tool for mass PDU...

Page 167: ...ng parameters email Email notifications for branch events hyst Hysteresis between event state and recovery 0 0 to 10 0 load Current load for a branch min 0A max max current in show branches command hy...

Page 168: ...ween event state and recovery loadmax Maximum current load for a cord 1 max factory current in show cords command name Name for the cord 0 32 characters nomvolts Nominal voltage for the cord 0 max fac...

Page 169: ...mmand Syntax set ldapgroup access admin admin ononly poweruser rebootonly user viewonly groupname set ldapgroup sysmon disabled enabled groupname Parameters The set ldap group command uses the followi...

Page 170: ...the following parameters Email Email notification for line events Hyst Hysteresis between event state and recovery Load Current load for a line min 0A max current limit in show lines command hyst 0 0...

Page 171: ...arnhi warnlo name id ALL value set outlet watts hyst value Parameters The set outlet command uses the following parameters chglogging Sets logging for system outlet state changes email Sets email noti...

Page 172: ...utlet is sent to outlet host before changing state shutdown delay Sets the remote shutdown delay for an outlet 1 900 seconds snmpt Sets if SNMP trap notifications for outlet events wakeup Sets the def...

Page 173: ...e shutdown notification to host before outlet state change Valid range is 1 900 seconds on Sets outlet to sequence on after system boot off Sets outlet to remain off after system boot last Sets outlet...

Page 174: ...wer factor min 0 00 max 1 00 hyst 0 0 0 20 default 0 02 snmpt Sets SNMP trap notifications for phase events volts Sets voltage min and max vary by product hyst 0 0 20 default 0 02 For the min max rang...

Page 175: ...c name name id name set sensor adc snmpt disabled enabled name id ALL set sensor contact email disabled enabled name id ALL set sensor contact name name id name set sensor contact snmpt disabled enabl...

Page 176: ...s present humid Sets the humidity sensor min 0 RH max 100 RH hyst 0 20 RH default 2 RH temp Sets temperature sensor For Celsius min 40 max 123 hyst 0 30 default 1 For Fahrenheit min 40 max 253 hyst 0...

Page 177: ...ers The set sensor command uses the following sub parameters alarmhi Sets high alarm value alarmlo Sets low alarm value warnhi Sets high warning value warnlo Sets low warning value min alarmlo warnlo...

Page 178: ...rameters The set snmpuser command uses the following sub parameters disabled Disables access to the the SNMPv3 user readonly Sets read only access for an SNMPv3 user writeonly Sets write only access f...

Page 179: ...d enabled priv level Parameters The set tacpriv command uses the following parameters access Sets the access type for a level Note On Only Reboot Only and View Only are available for Switched PRO1 pro...

Page 180: ...nit email Email notifications for an event identify Set to enable disable flashing display name The name of the unit 0 32 characters odisporder Sets the Web GUI and CLI outlet display order for a unit...

Page 181: ...Sets the community string for polling the UPS by SNMP 0 32 characters delline Removes the specified line from a UPS host Hostname for polling the UPS by SNMP 0 63 characters oidspoll The OID for getti...

Page 182: ...abled username Parameters The set user command uses the following parameters access Sets the access type of a local user Note On Only Reboot Only and View Only are available for Switched PRO1 products...

Page 183: ...ow branches Shows branch configuration values Command Syntax show branches Command Access Admin level only Example Switched PDU show branches ID Branch Name AA1 AA Branch_1 AA2 AA Branch_2 AA3 AA Bran...

Page 184: ...d Syntax show cords Command Access Admin level only Example Switched PDU show cords ID Cord Name AA Master_Cord_A BA Link_Cord_A SNMP Email User Factory User Factory ID Notif Notif Current Capacity No...

Page 185: ...PDU show email Email SMTP Configuration SMTP Host not set SMTP Port 25 SMTP Authentication None with SMTP Username SMTP Username SMTP Password not set From Addr To Address 1 To Address 2 Subject ID S...

Page 186: ...ures Add on features installed on this system show ftp Shows FTP configuration values Command Syntax show ftp Command Access Admin level only Example Switched PDU show ftp FTP Client Configuration Hos...

Page 187: ...Command Access Admin level only Example Switched PDU show ldap LDAP Configuration LDAP disabled Primary Host not set Secondary Host not set Port 389 Bind Type Simple Search Bind DN Password not set U...

Page 188: ...D Notif Notif Current Lo Alrm Lo Warn Hi Warn Hi Alrm AA1 enabled enabled 30A 0 0A 0 0A 21 0A 24 0A CA1 enabled enabled 30A 0 0A 0 0A 21 0A 24 0A DA1 enabled enabled 30A 0 0A 0 0A 21 0A 24 0A Common L...

Page 189: ...2 L6 EVENT System boot complete 3 L2 EVENT High alarm temperature 22 9C detected on temperature sensor Temp_Sensor_C2 C2 4 L5 EVENT Normal temperature restored on temperature sensor Temp_Sensor_C2 C2...

Page 190: ...dress FD01 A01 305 64 IPv6 Gateway FD01 A01 585 IPv4 Address 10 1 2 205 Subnet Mask 255 255 0 0 IPv4 Gateway 10 1 1 1 DNS1 10 1 5 133 DNS2 10 1 5 134 DHCP Settings DHCP disabled FQDN enabled sentry ff...

Page 191: ...ID Delay State No Ctl Lo Alrm Lo Warn AA1 0 sec On No 0 70 0 80 AA2 0 sec On No 0 70 0 80 AA3 0 sec On No 0 70 0 80 Current Current Current Current Power Power Power Power ID Lo Alrm Lo Warn Hi Warn...

Page 192: ...208V Voltage Voltage Voltage Voltage PF PF ID Lo Alrm Lo Warn Hi Warn Hi Alrm Lo Alrm Lo Warn AA1 187 2V 197 6V 218 4V 228 8V AA2 187 2V 197 6V 218 4V 228 8V AA3 187 2V 197 6V 218 4V 228 8V Common Pha...

Page 193: ...mand Syntax show radius Command Access Admin level only Example Switched PDU show radius RADIUS Configuration RADIUS disabled Primary Server not set Shared Secret not set Port 1812 Timeout 5 second s...

Page 194: ...ensor_C1 ADC C1 ADC_Sensor_C1 SNMP Email Sensor ID Notif Notif Lo Alrm Lo Warn Hi Warn Hi Alrm Temp A1 enabled enabled 1C 5C 45C 50C Temp A2 enabled enabled 1C 5C 45C 50C Temp C1 enabled enabled 1C 5C...

Page 195: ...down ID Outlet Name Shutdown Delay Script Delay AA1 Master_Outlet_1 Off 90 sec Off 1 min AA2 Master_Outlet_2 Off 90 sec Off 1 min AA3 Master_Outlet_3 Off 90 sec Off 1 min AA4 Master_Outlet_4 Off 90 se...

Page 196: ...Engine ID 8000006B602 RW User Name not set RW User Auth Method none RW User Auth Password not set RW User Privacy Pass not set RO User Name not set RO User Auth Method none RO User Auth Password not...

Page 197: ...rvertech pool ntp org Secondary Host 1 servertech pool ntp org Local GMT Offset 8 00 hours Daylight Saving Time enabled DST Start 2nd Sunday in March at 02 00 00 DST End 1st Sunday in November at 02 0...

Page 198: ...on Uptime 1 day 20 hours 0 minutes 13 seconds Firmware Sentry Switched PDU Version 8 0a Build Info Rev 1032 January 7 2015 10 52 42 Boot Info 4 0d r139 Hardware NIM2 1L 129 75 MHz 16MB RAM 4MB FLASH N...

Page 199: ...ter A Type Master Model Number STV 6503K Product S N STVU0000118 Asset Tag testtag1asdf Display Orient Auto Normal Outlet Sequence Normal SNMP Notif enabled Email Notif enabled Unit Name Link B Type L...

Page 200: ...te Day Everyday Update Hour 12 AM status Displays the latest status and control state for a specified outlet or outlet group Command Syntax status name id group ALL Usage Guidelines Command Access Any...

Page 201: ...onitor access Example Switched PDU sysstat Qty Sub System Status Events 2 Units Normal 0 1 Cords Normal 0 3 Lines Normal 0 3 Phases Normal 0 3 Branches Normal 0 30 Outlets Normal 0 14 Sensors Normal 0...

Page 202: ...tax ustat Command Access System Monitor access Example Switched PDU ustat ID Unit Name Type Status A Master Master Normal ID Display Orientation A Auto Inverted version Displays the current firmware v...

Page 203: ...he Web Interface On the Restart page in the Tools section of the Web interface select Restart and reset to factory defaults from the drop down menu and click Apply From the Command Line Interface CLI...

Page 204: ...suing a command or from the Web interface Upon initiating an FTP upload session the unit will restart and upload the firmware file specified with the FTP Filename command from the previously configure...

Page 205: ...sing the following part numbers RJ45 to RJ45 Rolled Patch Cable Part CAB 1205 RJ45 to DB9F Serial Port Adapter Part ADP 0019 RS 232 Port The PRO1 units are equipped standard with an RJ45 DTE RS 232c s...

Page 206: ...l damage the PRO1 Sentry Switched DC PDU Verify proper polarity before connecting to a power source Two Hole Copper Compression Lugs Cable Size AWG Stud Size Color Code Thomas Betts Model Grainger Sto...

Page 207: ...half second off bE Breaker Error The PDU has detected an error with the circuit breaker Branch Circuit Protection Display alternates between showing amperage value for two seconds and flashing bE thre...

Page 208: ...cations Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at the user s own expense Modifica...

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