CyberPower PDU20SW8RNET User Manual

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Page 1 - User’s Manual

PowerPanel® Business Edition User’s Manual Rev. 18 2015/02/11

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8  Google Chrome  Konqueror Installation Installation on Windows A pop-up window will be displayed automatically whe

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98 A confirmation window of a bulk power cycle operation Note: If a group contains the UPS systems which has connected

Page 4 - Table of Contents

99 Example: New generic equipment such as a printer or LCD monitor has been connected to UPS outlet #2, use the followin

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100  Name: The name of the UPS/PDU/ATS.  Status: The operating status of the UPS/PDU/ATS.  Outlet: Indicates the o

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101  Monitor the status of computers and equipment connected to the UPS/PDU/ATS.  Issue orders such as shutdown or r

Page 7 - Introduction

102 Indicates severe-level power events such as Runtime is insufficient. Indicates warning-level power events such as

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103 Multiple computers and generic equipment can be managed by grouping them. All computers and generic equipment can be

Page 9 - Getting Started

104 Summary tab of Details Each group provides information about the communication state or the computer type from the

Page 10 - Installation

105  Power On: Click Power On from Power Control in the context menu and a pop-up window will appear. Click “X” to exc

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106 Add Computer/Equipment window Move IT Equipment Select Move from the context menu. A pop-up window will appear and

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107 Summary tab of Details window of printer IT Equipment  Name: The name of this computer or equipment.  Status: T

Page 13 - Installation on Linux

9  Choose the component. If one single computer is connected to the UPS directly via a USB or serial connection, Agen

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108  Power Off: Select Power Off from the context menu. Decide whether to turn off the outlet immediately or in sequen

Page 15 - Installation on Text Mode

109 The Statistics page shows the chart how to spend the energy in a specified period and also shows the energy statisti

Page 16 - Installation on ESXi

110 Set the thresholds for the Center system.  High Threshold. When the whole power consumption of the system exceeds

Page 17 - Installation on ESX

111 The administrator can be notified when an event occurs. See Event Action/Notification Recipient page for more detail

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112  Network communication is untouched Center cannot establish communication with PDU on the network or established n

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113 Logs page Each log has details which can be viewed by clicking the icon next the each log. Using the paging toolbar

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114 Logs/Event Logs page Filter The following filter options can be utilized by expanding Filter panel. Once the config

Page 21 - Installation on XenServer

115  Severity & Category: The events can be filtered by category and severity. The events can be further divided b

Page 22 - Accessing PowerPanel

116 SNMP Community. The Center uses this community to authenticate communication between the PDU and UPS in order to acc

Page 23 - Essential Setup

117 Logout The Logout page allows users to log the user out of the web interface. The user will be asked to assure wheth

Page 24 - Summary

10  Choose the start menu directory.  Click the Finish button to complete the installation.

Page 25 - Information

118  Verify firewall settings. Port 3052(UDP/TCP), port 53568(TCP), port 162(UDP) and port 53566(UDP) should be unbloc

Page 26 - System/Information page

119  The account which is used to send WLM notifications may be not available. Using the Verify button on the Windows

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120  Add the below snippet with the IP address and hostname. 192.168.1.1 hostname Note: IP address and host name can

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121  Lookup the commands similar to below examples. Append single parameter following the command as ‘root=UUIS=67f1e9

Page 29 - Battery

122 Before launching the PPBE installer, you must change its access permission on the installer. You must have executabl

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123 5. What is the difference of the NCL (Non-Critical Load) outlet and CL (Critical Load) outlet? Which equipment shou

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124 13. I try to set the Client to establish to communication with one of PDUs. How do I identify the targeted device I

Page 32 - Configuration

125  If the model name conforms to the format of “PPxxxxE”, it belongs to Professional Tower series.  If the model n

Page 33 - Power Failure Condition

126  Click Add button of the VMware Machine Properties to add a USB controller.  Select USB Controller from the lis

Page 34 - Power Restore

127  This will add a USB Controller, click Next to add a USB Device.  Select New USB Controller and click Add to ad

Page 35 - Bypass Condition

11 Installation on Linux The installer is used to install the software and requires root permission. The installation w

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128  Select USB Device item and click Next to proceed.  Select the USB Device of the target UPS which is connected

Page 37 - Diagnostics

129 Note: In order to make sure that USB device of the target UPS can connect to vMA after a USB controller is added, it

Page 38 - Battery Test

130 For Linux, run the commands in order to restart the service: sudo service ppbed stop and sudo service ppbed start. 2

Page 39 - Indicator Test

131  VMware ESX/ESXi: An enterprise-level computer virtualization product offered by VMware, Inc. It is a component of

Page 40 - Manage Loads

12  Choose the component. If one single computer is connected to the UPS directly via a USB or serial connection, Age

Page 41 - Manage PDU and ATS

13  Click the Finish button to complete the installation. Installation on Text Mode When the system does not support

Page 42 - EnergyWise

14  Choose the component. If one single computer is connected to the UPS directly via a USB or serial connection, Age

Page 43 - Connect with Cisco Switch

15 Before installing Agent with the USB or serial connection, make sure that the platform running the Agent supports USB

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16  Click Browse to import the ppbeXXX_centos.ovf extracted from the downloaded zip file. Click Next to start a deplo

Page 45 - Power/Information page

17  Enter the name for the deployed virtual appliance. This name should be unique within the inventory.  Select th

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2 ELECTRONIC END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR CYBERPOWER POWERPANEL BUSINESS EDITION NOTICE TO USER: THIS IS A CONTRACT.

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18  A deployment detail is displayed. Click Finish to start the deployment task.  After the deployment task is com

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19  Click Power on the virtual machine to power on the virtual appliance.  Login the virtual appliance. The defau

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20 procedure (CD_Drive is a CD drive formatted as D: or E:). A popup window will be displayed when the installation is l

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21 Change language Login The default username is admin and the password is admin. For security, it is recommended to ch

Page 51 - Command

22 Agent  Make sure a USB or serial cable is connected between the Agent computer and the UPS. If Agent is installed o

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23 System/Summary page in Agent In Agent, the System/Summary page provides an overview of the system operation. This in

Page 53 - Shutdown

24 System/Information page The System/Information page shows detailed information about the Client as follows.  Name:

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25 UPS/Status page of a PR1000LCDRTXL2Ua Input  Status: Displays the present status of the utility power supplied to

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26  Current: The current of the utility power supplied to the UPS.  Power Factor: The radio of the real power flowin

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27  ECO Mode: On-line UPS enters Economy mode. The UPS will enter bypass mode according to thresholds for input voltag

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3 4. No Warranty. The Software is being delivered to you AS IS and its supplier makes no warranty as to its use or perfo

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28  Boost Charging: Boost charging involves a high current for a short period of time to charge the battery. Boost cha

Page 59 - Action Settings

29  Rectifier Overheat: The internal temperature of module rectifier exceeds the normal rating.  Inverter Overheat:

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30  Voltage Rating: The input voltage range (Volts) of the UPS.  Frequency Rating: The input frequency range (Hz) o

Page 61 - Windows Live Messenger

31  Frequency Working Mode: Smart App Online series supports two frequency modes: Follow-up and Fixed. In the Follow-u

Page 62 - XMPP Instant Messaging

32  Detected Sensitivity: When the UPS detects that utility voltage is out of range, the UPS will switch to battery mo

Page 63 - Short Message Service (SMS)

33 equipment when utility power restores. If the Standby option is selected, the UPS will be off when utility power rest

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34  Energy Saving: When the utility power fails, the batteries will start discharging. If this option is enabled and t

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35  Utility Failure: The utility power fails and the UPS is using the battery power.  Low Battery: The battery capac

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36 UPS/Diagnostics page Battery Test The Battery Test performs a battery test to verify that the batteries are good, an

Page 67 - Status Records

37 Runtime Calibration The Runtime Calibration ensures the runtime estimate is accurate with the current load. The resul

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4 Table of Contents Introduction ...

Page 69 - Schedule

38 UPS/Load page Manage Loads Users can manage connected loads that include generic equipment and computers from the Lo

Page 70 - Schedule page

39 load’s plug from UPS to PDU, from PDU to UPS or between PDUs, assign the target UPS or PDU in the Device option, and

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40 Client computer is printed in gray when the communication is not established The details in list are described as fo

Page 72 - Account

41 Connect with Cisco Switch Users can enter all required data and click Apply button to establish connection with the

Page 73 - Authentication

42  Endpoint Agent Port: Displays the port between the Agent and EnergyWise service. Agent will interact with Cisco sw

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43 Power/Information page The Power/Information page shows information about the UPS/PDU/ATS which supplies power to th

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44  MAC Address: The MAC address of the UPS RMCARD, PDU or Agent’s network interface.  IP Address: The IP address of

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45  ATS: Indicates the computer is plugged in an ATS.  Network PDU: Indicates the computer is plugged in one single

Page 77 - HTTP Secure

46 causes to search the network to update the results. This option appears when power connection is set from computer to

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47  If the ATS is a power extension from the one UPS, enter the IP address of UPS for one power source and another po

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5 Events ...

Page 80 - SSL Certificate

48 Troubleshooting the Client’s inability to communicate with the power device:  Verify the network address is correct

Page 81 - Preferences

49 Event Action/Events page in the Agent After selecting an event, the event will become configurable. Configure all of

Page 82 - Power Equipment

50  Initiated: Determines whether to execute a command and sets the delay for the command execution. If the event is c

Page 83 - Profile

51 BATTERY_REVERSED The polarity of battery is reversed. BYPASS_SEQUENCE_ERROR The phase sequence of bypass is wrong.

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52 Initiate a shutdown sequence when an event occurs. A shutdown sequence is only initiated by events which are of sever

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53 The Agent postpones the shutdown until the Clients computers completes the shutdowns; if the remaining runtime is ins

Page 86 - Management

54  Module overload - One of UPS module is . If the UPS module overload is sustained, the UPS module will be protected

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55  Input is near overload. A PDU is near an overload condition. The load level is near the maximum safe load for the

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56 Notification Recipient The Agent and Client can send notifications to multiple recipients in various ways, including

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57  XMPP Account: The XMPP Instant Messaging account of the recipient. See Event Action/Settings for more details abou

Page 91 - Device Details

58 After configuring all of the action parameters, and applying the settings, the Verify button can be used to verify wh

Page 92 - Details of UPS RMCARD

59  Host Address: This is the address of the VMware ESX/ESXi host that will be shut down by the software in the event

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60  Activate: Specify whether the Agent/Client can use the Windows Live Messenger service to send an instant message t

Page 94 - Device Operations

61 Messenger service Messenger Service/Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Service only works on Windows platforms. Option

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62 SMS (Short Message Service) service  Service provider accepts HTTP POST to send messages: This specification from

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63 Address: [email protected] Subject: xxxxxx Content: user:xxxxxx password:xxxxxx

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64 Using the Previous and Next at the upper right corner of the event log list helps users to view the other range of fi

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65 out by the specific device type in Client. When any event option is selected from the event list, the logs only relat

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66 Click the Save shortcut at the right upper corner of the status record table and select CSV or PDF file as the export

Page 100 - IT Equipment Details

67 Logs/Settings page in the Agent Event Logging  Entry Expiration: This option specifies how long the log files will

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7 Introduction PowerPanel® Business Edition (PPBE) software provides comprehensive advanced power management for UPS/PDU

Page 102 - IT Equipment

68 specify the date and the time to turn on output or turn the specific outlets on. The UPS will turn on the specific ou

Page 103 - Toolbar

69  Active: Choose Yes to activate this schedule effective. If No is selected, the schedule will be ignored.  Bank:

Page 104 - Group Management

70 Login The Security/Login page is used to change the PowerPanel® Business Edition login account information, including

Page 105 - Group Details

71 Session Session Timeout is the option which determines the duration of the session after the login. If the page isn’t

Page 106 - Group Operations

72 PowerPanel Secret Phrase. The Secret Phrase is used to create secure network communications between PowerPanel® Appli

Page 107 - IT Equipment Management

73 community with write permission, and public with read only permission. The community used by the Client to access the

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74 Network/Trap Notification page in the UPS RMCARD201 web Note: SNMP community is limited to 15 characters in the PDU

Page 109 - IT Equipment Operations

75 Network page HTTP Secure PowerPanel® Business Edition allows users to change the secure level and port explained bel

Page 110 - Energy Consumption

76 If the user would like ignore the warning page, refer to the Ignore Warning Messages section to continue web access;

Page 111 - Settings

77 Firefox displays that the security certification is not trusted. Second, select Permanently store this exception opt

Page 112 - Event Action

8 be switched off, the Client will perform a shutdown prior to switching off the power. Refer to Configuration C of the

Page 113 - Event List

78 Google Chrome displays that the security certification is not trusted. Safari Click the Continue button to continue

Page 114 - System Logs

79 Note: Applying for a certificate from the commercial certificate provider will be subject to the provider fee. Add SS

Page 115 - Event Logs

80 Preferences/User Experience page Working Day and Time  Working Day: Set the days users normally work.  Duty Tim

Page 116 - Logs/Event Logs page

81 In order for Client to operate properly with the power device, device options can be configured in Client:  Auto C

Page 117 - Security

82 In order for administrators to do mass deployment, Profile page allows to export all power configuration and system s

Page 118 - Content

83 Place the setup.varfile and installer in the same directory and make sure that filename must be the same, e.g. setup.

Page 119 - Technical Support

84 Using PowerPanel Business Edition Center Management Power Equipment Power Equipment page has the following capabiliti

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85 Toolbar of Power Equipment page These three buttons will allow users to add groups, add devices or expand all groups.

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86 A context menu appears by accessing a device node. Each node can be one of the following types: A UPS. This UPS may

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87 decreasing the utility voltage. Test. A battery test is processing. Batteries can have the following states when U

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9 Getting Started Prerequisites Hardware Limitation  733 MHz or higher Pentium-compatible CPU.  256 megabytes (MB) o

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88 Overdried. Indicates the current humidity violates the low humidity threshold. A group has the following states acco

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89 Select IP address by clicking Browse button Move Device Highlight the device you wish to move and select Move in th

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90 Details of UPS RMCARD Summary The Summary tab provides an overview of the system information:  Name: The name of t

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91  Environment Sensor: Indicates whether the environment sensor has been installed on the UPS/PDU/ATS. Note: When the

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92  Battery Replacement Date: The date that the batteries were last replaced. This should be set at the time of batter

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93 Computers on Outlets  Shutdown/Restart: A shutdown or restart can be initiated on a computer with either Agent or C

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94 A confirmation window of a PDU power on operation  Power Cycle: Initiates a Power Cycle on the UPS/PDU/ATS. This w

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95 Click Add Group on the toolbar to create a new group. Add Group button on toolbar You can also add sub-groups in th

Page 132 - Glossary

96 Summary tab of Details Each group provides the statistics of all UPS/PDU/ATS from the Summary tab of Details and inc

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97 Power Control  Power Off: Click Power Off and a confirmation window will appear. Pick the UPS/PDU/ATS from the list

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