Raritan PCS20 User manual

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Model
PCS20
Category
Remote controls
Type
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User Guide
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Copyright©2008Raritan,Inc.
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March2008
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FCC Information
ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassAdigitaldevice,
pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotection
againstharmfulinterferenceinacommercialinstallation.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcan
radiateradiofrequencyenergyandifno
tinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions,may
causeharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.Operationofthisequipmentinaresidential
environmentmaycauseharmfulinterference.
VCCI Information (Japan)
Raritanisnotresponsiblefordamagetothisproductresultingfromaccident,disaster,misuse,abuse,
non‐Raritanmodificationoftheproduct,orothereventsoutsideofRaritanʹsreasonablecontrolornot
arisingundernormaloperatingconditions.
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ToavoidpotentiallyfatalshockhazardandpossibledamagetoRaritan
equipment:
SYSTEMSSHOULDONLYBECONFIGUREDBYACOMPETENT
PERSON.
ITISESSENTIALTHATTHISEQUIPMENTISCONNECTEDTO
ANELECTRICALSUPPLYTHATHASAPROTECTIVEGROUND
CONDUCTOR
WARNING:TOISOLATETHISEQUIPMENTDISCONNECT
POWERSUPPLYPLUG.
ATTENTION:AFINDʹISO
LERTOTALEMENTCETAPPAREIL
DEBRANCHERFICHEDʹALIMENTATION.
CAUTION:USEONLYINDRYLOCATIONS.
ATTENTION:UTILISERUNIQUEMENTDANSDES
EMPLACEMENTSSECS.
Donotusea2‐wirepowercordinanyproductconfiguration.
TestACoutletsatyourcomputerandmonitorforproperpolarity
andgrounding.
Useonlywithgroundedoutletsatboththecomputerandmonitor.
Whenus
ingabackupUPS,powerthecomputer,monitorand
applianceoffthesupply.
Theinstallationsocketoutletusedforthepowersupplytothis
equipmentmustbeinstalledneartheequipmentandmustbeeasily
accessible.
Wheninstallingthisproduct,itisessentialtha
tthedistribution
circuitsupplyingtheproductisprotectedbyabranchcircuit
protectiondevicewithamaximumratingtosuittheproduct
maximumrating.
Thispowerdistributionunitisintendedforpowersupplyprovision
toequipmentonly.Secondary(Satellite)powerstripsshallnotbe
connectedtothereceptacles
Thisproducthasbeende
signedtoconformtothelatestsafety
requirements.Inadditiontocompliancewithstandardsforgeneral
use,ithasbeenfactoryconfiguredforuseinrackmounting
environmentsaidingtheinstallertoprovidesystemscompliantwith
relevantstandards.
Safety Guidelines
Product Models
iv
Provideanearthingconnectionbeforethemainsplugisconnectedto
themains.And,whendisconnectingtheearthingconnection,besure
todisconnectafterpullingoutthemainsplugfromthemains.
v
Contents
Safety Guidelines iii
Chapter 1 Introduction 1
ProductModels.......................................................................................................................................... 1
ProductPhotos........................................................................................................................................... 1
ZeroUSize...................................................................................................................................... 2
1USize ........................................................................................................................... .................. 2
2USize ........................................................................................................................... .................. 3
ProductFeatures........................................................................................................................................ 3
PackageContents ...................................................................................................................................... 4
ZeroUProducts ............................................................................................................................. 4
1UProducts ..................................................................................................................................... 4
2UProducts ..................................................................................................................................... 5
Chapter 2 Rack-Mounting the Dominion PX 6
RackMountSafetyGuidelines ................................................................................................................ 6
Tool‐lessMountingInstructions.............................................................................................................. 8
BeforeBeginning: ........................................................................................................................... 8
ToMount:........................................................................................................................................ 9
Chapter 3 Installation and Configuration 10
BeforeYouBegin ..................................................................................................................................... 10
UnpacktheDominionPXandComponents ............................................................................ 10
PreparetheInstallationSite........................................................................................................ 10
FillOuttheEquipmentSetupWorksheet................................................................................. 11
ConnecttheDominionPXtoaComputer ........................................................................................... 11
ConnecttheDominionPXtoYourNetwork....................................................................................... 12
ConfiguretheDominionPXforNetworkConnectivity .................................................................... 12
ResettingtoFactoryDefaults................................................................................................................. 16
Chapter 4 Using the Dominion PX 19
FrontPanel ............................................................................................................................................... 19
ConnectionPorts .......................................................................................................................... 19
BlueLED........................................................................................................................................ 20
Contents
vi
BackPanel................................................................................................................................................. 20
PowerCord ................................................................................................................................... 20
Outlets............................................................................................................................................ 21
LEDDisplay.................................................................................................................................. 22
CircuitBreaker......................................................................................................................................... 24
Beeper........................................................................................................................................................ 25
MeasurementAccuracy.......................................................................................................................... 25
Chapter 5 Using the Web Interface 26
LoggingintotheWebInterface ............................................................................................................. 26
LoggingIn ..................................................................................................................................... 26
ChangingYourPassword ........................................................................................................... 30
UsingtheWebInterface ......................................................................................................................... 30
Menus ............................................................................................................................................ 31
NavigationPath............................................................................................................................ 32
StatusPanel................................................................................................................................... 32
StatusMessages....................................................................................................................... ..... 34
UnavailableOptions .................................................................................................................... 35
ResettoDefaults........................................................................................................................... 35
Refresh ........................................................................................................................................... 35
UsingtheHomeWindow....................................................................................................................... 36
GlobalStatusPanel ...................................................................................................................... 36
OutletsList.................................................................................................................................... 37
AllOutletsControl....................................................................................................................... 38
SettingUpUserProfiles ......................................................................................................................... 39
CreatingaUserProfile ................................................................................................................ 39
CopyingaUserProfile ................................................................................................................ 41
ModifyingaUserProfile............................................................................................................. 42
DeletingaUserProfile................................................................................................................. 42
SettingUserPermissionsIndividually...................................................................................... 42
SettingUpUserGroups.......................................................................................................................... 43
CreatingaUserGroup ................................................................................................................ 44
SettingtheSystemPermissions.................................................................................................. 44
SettingtheOutletPermissions ................................................................................................... 47
CopyingaUserGroup ................................................................................................................ 48
ModifyingaUserGroup............................................................................................................. 48
DeletingaUserGroup................................................................................................................. 49
SettingUpAccessControls.................................................................................................................... 49
ForcingHTTPSEncryption......................................................................................................... 49
ConfiguringtheFirewall............................................................................................................. 50
CreatingGroupBasedAccessControlRules ........................................................................... 53
SettingUpUserLoginControls ................................................................................................. 56
SettingUpaDigitalCertificate.............................................................................................................. 59
CreatingaCertificateSigningRequest...................................................................................... 60
InstallingaCertificate.................................................................................................................. 61
Contents
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SettingUpExternalUserAuthentication............................................................................................. 62
SettingsUpLDAPAuthentication............................................................................................. 63
SettingUpOutletsandPowerThresholds........................................................................................... 65
SettingtheDefaultOutletState.................................................................................................. 66
SettingtheDominionPXThresholds ........................................................................................ 66
SettingtheOutletPower‐UpSequence..................................................................................... 67
NamingtheOutlets...................................................................................................................... 69
SettingtheOutletThresholds..................................................................................................... 70
ViewingOutletDetails ................................................................................................................ 71
PowerCyclinganOutlet ............................................................................................................. 72
TurninganOutletOnorOff....................................................................................................... 72
EnvironmentalSensors........................................................................................................................... 72
ConnectingtheEnvironmentalSensors .................................................................................... 72
MappingtheEnvironmentalSensors ........................................................................................ 73
ConfiguringEnvironmentalSensorsandThresholds............................................................. 74
ViewingSensorReadings............................................................................................................ 75
SettingUpAlerts ..................................................................................................................................... 76
ConfiguringAlertEvents............................................................................................................ 76
CreatingAlertPolicies................................................................................................................. 78
SpecifyingtheAlertDestination ................................................................................................ 81
SettingUpEventLogging ...................................................................................................................... 82
ConfiguringtheLocalEventLog............................................................................................... 83
ViewingtheInternalEventLog ................................................................................................. 85
ConfiguringNFSLogging........................................................................................................... 86
ConfiguringSMTPLogging........................................................................................................87
ConfiguringSNMPLogging....................................................................................................... 88
ConfiguringSyslogForwarding ................................................................................................ 88
ManagingtheDominionPX .................................................................................................................. 89
DisplayingBasicDeviceInformation........................................................................................ 89
DisplayingModelConfigurationInformation......................................................................... 91
DisplayingConnectedUsers ...................................................................................................... 91
NamingtheDominionPX........................................................................................................... 92
ModifyingtheNetworkSettings................................................................................................ 93
ModifyingtheCommunications,PortandBandwidthSettings ........................................... 94
ModifyingtheLANInterfaceSettings ...................................................................................... 95
SettingtheDateandTime........................................................................................................... 96
ConfiguringtheSMTPSettings.................................................................................................. 97
ConfiguringtheSNMPSettings................................................................................................. 98
ResettingtheDominionPX ......................................................................................................... 99
UpdatingtheFirmware............................................................................................................. 100
OutletGrouping .................................................................................................................................... 102
IdentifyingOtherDominionPXUnits .................................................................................... 102
GroupingOutletsTogether....................................................................................................... 103
ControllingOutletGroups........................................................................................................ 105
EditingorDeletingOutletGroups .......................................................................................... 106
Contents
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DeletingOutletGroupDevices................................................................................................ 106
Chapter 6 Integration 107
DominionKX ......................................................................................................................................... 108
KXManagerApplication(DominionKX‐Ionly)................................................................... 108
AssociateOutletswithaTarget ............................................................................................... 108
ControlaTargetʹsPower........................................................................................................... 110
DominionKX‐II .......................................................................................................................... 111
ParagonII ............................................................................................................................................... 111
ParagonManagerApplication ................................................................................................. 112
AddaDominionPXUnitinParagonII.................................................................................. 112
AssociateOutletswithaTarget ............................................................................................... 113
ControlaTargetʹsPower........................................................................................................... 113
ControlanOutletʹsPower......................................................................................................... 114
DominionSX .......................................................................................................................................... 114
ConfigureaDominionPXPowerUnitonDominionSX...................................................... 114
PowerControl............................................................................................................................. 115
CheckPowerStripStatus.......................................................................................................... 116
DominionKSX ....................................................................................................................................... 116
CommandCenter ................................................................................................................................... 117
Appendix A Dominion PX Models 118
HardwareSpecification ........................................................................................................................ 119
EnvironmentalSpecifications .............................................................................................................. 120
Appendix B Equipment Setup Worksheet 121
Appendix C Using the CLP Interface 125
AbouttheCLPInterface ....................................................................................................................... 125
LoggingintotheCLPinterface............................................................................................................ 126
UsingHyperTerminal................................................................................................................ 126
UsingSSHorTelnet................................................................................................................... 127
ShowingOutletInformation................................................................................................................ 127
Syntax........................................................................................................................................... 128
Attributes..................................................................................................................................... 128
Examples ..................................................................................................................................... 129
TurninganOutletOnorOff................................................................................................................ 130
Syntax........................................................................................................................................... 130
Contents
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QueryinganOutletSensor................................................................................................................... 130
Appendix D Using SNMP 131
EnablingSNMP ..................................................................................................................................... 132
ConfiguringUsersforEncryptedSNMPv3........................................................................... 134
ConfiguringSNMPTraps..................................................................................................................... 135
SNMPGetsandSets.............................................................................................................................. 136
TheDominionPXMIB .............................................................................................................. 137
Appendix E Using the IPMI Tool Set 139
ChannelCommands.............................................................................................................................. 139
authcap<channelnumber><maxpriv>.................................................................................. 139
info[channelnumber] ............................................................................................................... 140
getaccess<channelnumber>[userid]...................................................................................... 140
setaccess<channelnumber><userid>[callin=on|off][ipmi=on|off][link=on|off]
[privilege=level].......................................................................................................................... 140
getciphers<all|supported><ipmi|sol>[channel] ............................................................. 141
EventCommands .................................................................................................................................. 141
<predefinedeventnumber>...................................................................................................... 141
file<filename>............................................................................................................................. 142
LANCommands.................................................................................................................................... 142
print<channel>........................................................................................................................... 142
set<channel><parameter>........................................................................................................ 143
SensorCommands................................................................................................................................. 144
list ................................................................................................................................................. 144
get<id>...[<id>] ......................................................................................................................... 144
thresh<id><threshold><setting> ............................................................................................ 145
OEMCommands................................................................................................................................... 145
SetPowerSetDelayCommand................................................................................................ 146
GetPowerOnDelayCommand .............................................................................................. 146
SetReceptacleStateCommand ................................................................................................ 146
GetReceptacleStateCommand ............................................................................................... 147
SetGroupStateCommand ....................................................................................................... 147
SetGroupMembershipCommand.......................................................................................... 148
GetGroupMembershipCommand......................................................................................... 148
SetGroupPowerOnDelayCommand................................................................................... 149
GetGroupPowerOnDelayCommand.................................................................................. 149
SetReceptacleACL .................................................................................................................... 150
GetReceptacleACL ................................................................................................................... 150
SetSensorCalibration................................................................................................................ 151
TestActors................................................................................................................................... 151
TestSensors................................................................................................................................. 151
SetPowerCycleDelayCommand........................................................................................... 151
Contents
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GetPowerCycleDelayCommand .......................................................................................... 152
IPMIPrivilegeLevels............................................................................................................................ 152
Appendix F Event Types 153
Appendix G Specifications 155
Index 157
1
TheDominionPXunitisanintelligentpowerdistributionunitthat
allowsyoutorebootremoteserversandothernetworkdevices,and
monitorpowerinthedatacenter,throughRaritanʹsKVMswitchesand
SecureConsoleServers.Fromtheofficeorfromanywhere,theDominion
PXunitwillpoweron,poweroff,orrebo
otremoteequipment,aswellas
monitorcurrent,voltage,power,andtemperature.
TheDominionPXofferstheabilitytorecoversystemsremotelyinthe
eventofsystemfailureand/orsystemlockup.Iteliminatestheneedto
performmanualinterventionordispatchfieldpersonnel,reduces
downtimeandmeantimetorepair,andincre
asesproductivity.
In This Chapter
ProductModels..................................................................................................1
ProductPhotos
...................................................................................................1
ProductFeat
ures ................................................................................................3
PackageContents
...............................................................................................4
Product Models
TheDominionPXcomesinseveralmodelsthatarebuilttostockandcan
beobtainedalmostimmediately.Raritanalsoofferscustommodelsthat
arebuilttoorderandcanonlybeobtainedonrequest.
RefertoAppendixA(seeʺDominionPXMode
lsʺonpage118)foralistof
DominionPXmodels.
Product Photos
TheDominionPXcomesinZeroU,1U,and2Usizes.
Chapter 1
Introduction
Product Photos
2
Zero U Size
1U Size
Chapter 1: Introduction
3
2U Size

Product Features
AllmodelsandsizesoftheDominionPXprovidethefollowingfeatures:
• Theabilitytocontroloutletscollectivelyandindividually
• Theabilitytopoweron,poweroffandrebootthedevicesconnected
toeachoutlet
• TheabilitytogroupoutletsfrommultipleDominionPXasvirtual
outletsaccessiblefromasingleses
sion
• Theabilitytomonitorthefollowingattheoutletlevel:
RMSCurrent
PowerFactor
MaximumRMSCurrent
RMSVoltage
ActivePower
ApparentPower
Package Contents
4
• Theabilitytomonitortheinternal,CPUtemperatureofthe
DominionPX
• Theabilitytomonitorenvironmentalfactorssuchasexternal
temperatureandhumidity
• Anaudiblealarm(beeper)andavisualalarm(blinkingLED)to
indicatecurrentoverload
• Configurablealarmthresholds
• SupportforSNMPv1,v2andV3
.
• TheabilitytosendtrapsusingSNMPprotocol.
• TheabilitytoretrieveoutletspecificdatausingSNMP,including
outletstate,current,voltageandpower.
• TheabilitytoconfigureandsetvaluesthroughSNMP,including
unitandoutletthresholdlevels.
• Fullyshroudedlocalbranchcircuitbreakersonproductsra
tedover
20Atoprotectconnectedequipmentagainstoverloadandshort
circuits
• IntegrationwithRaritanʹsParagon,CommandCenterSecure
Gateway(CC‐SG),andDominionsolutions
Package Contents
Thefollowingdescribestheequipmentandother materialincludedin
eachproductpackage.
Zero U Products
• DominionPXunitincludingpowercord1.80m(6feet)
• BracketforZeroUandscrews
• Tool‐lessmountingbracketforZeroUunits
• Null‐modemcablewithRJ‐45andDB9Fconnectorsoneitherend
1U Products
• DominionPXunitincludingpowercord1.80m(6feet)
• 1Ubracketpackandscrews
• Null‐modemcablewithRJ‐45andDB9Fconnectorsoneitherend
Chapter 1: Introduction
5
2U Products
• DominionPXunitincludingpowercord1.80m(6feet)
• 2Ubracketpackandscrews
• Null‐modemcablewithRJ‐45andDB9Fconnectorsoneitherend
6
In This Chapter
RackMountSafetyGuidelines.........................................................................6
Tool‐lessMo
untingInstructions...................................................................... 8
Rack Mount Safety Guidelines
InRaritanproductswhichrequireRackMounting,pleasefollowthese
precautions:
Operationtemperatureinaclosedrackenvironmentmaybegreater
thanroomtemperature.Donotexceedtheratedmaximumambient
temperatureoftheappliances(seeAppendixA:Specifications).
Ensuresufficientairflowthroughtherackenvironment.
Mountequipmentintherackca
refullytoavoidunevenmechanical
loading.
Connectequipmenttothesupplycircuitcarefullytoavoid
overloadingcircuits.
Groundallequipmentproperly,especiallysupplyconnections,tothe
branchcircuit.
TheZeroUunitsareprovidedwithhigh
gradeengineeringpolycarbonateisolation
hardwaretoallowfixinginavarietyof
positionswithintherack.
Forpanel/flushmount,pulloutfixing
bracketsareavailableoneachendcapto
allowmountingonsuitablerails.
Seeotheroptionsshownbelow.
Chapter 2 Rack-Mounting the Dominion
PX
Chapter 2: Rack-Mounting the Dominion PX
7
SideFixing
EndFixing
BlindFixing
Tool-less Mounting Instructions
8
Tool-less Mounting Instructions
TheZeroUunitsalsoshipwithatool‐lessmountingkitconsistingofa
clawfeetwithasilverbuttonononeside.Theseworkbyattachingtothe
backsideofaZeroUDominionPX(thesideoppositeoftheoutlets)and
fittingthebuttonintothemountingho
lesofthecabinet.Notethatnotall
racksmayallowtheoptionofsecuringtheDominionPXinthisway.
Before Beginning:
• Ensurethatyouhavesufficientspaceinthecabinettomountthe
DominionPX.Approximatelyoneinchofclearanceisrequiredat
eachend(topandbottom)oftheunit.
• ItmayhelptomarkthebackoftheDominionPXthroughthe
mountingholesyouintendtouse.Youca
nthenusethismarkto
assistinaligningthesilverbuttonsproperlywhenattachingthe
claw‐feet.
Chapter 2: Rack-Mounting the Dominion PX
9
To Mount:
• SnapfittheclawfeetmountsontothebackoftheDominionPXunit.
Leaveatleast24inchesbetweenthebuttonsforstability.Oncethe
clawfeetaremountedontheDominionPXrail,theywillnotreadily
move‐aflat‐headscrewdrivercanbeusedtoremovethefeetifthey
needtober
epositioned.
• Alignthesilverbuttonswiththemountingholesinthecabinet,and
ensurethatbothbuttonscanengagetheirmountingholes
simultaneously.
• PresstheDominionPXforward,pushingthesilverbuttonsthrough
themountingholes,thenlettingtheDominionPXdropabout5/
8ths
ofaninch.ThiswillsecuretheDominionPXinplaceandcomplete
theinstallation.
Thepictureshowshowfirmpressureisappliedtosnapfittheclawfeet
totheDominionPXZero‐Uunit.Hookonesideoftheproductbodyinto
onesideofaclawfootfir
st,andthenapplypressuretosnapinthe
secondside.
10
ThischapterexplainshowtoinstallaDominionPXunitandconfigureit
fornetworkconnectivity.
In This Chapter
BeforeYouBegin..............................................................................................10
ConnecttheDominionPXtoaComput
er....................................................11
ConnecttheDominionPXtoYourNet
work ...............................................12
ConfiguretheDominionPXforNetwor
kConnectivity ............................12
ResettingtoFa
ctoryDefaults .........................................................................16
Before You Begin
Beforebeginningtheinstallation,performtheactivitieslistedbelow:
Unpack the Dominion PX and Components
1. RemovetheDominionPXunitandotherequipmentfromtheboxin
whichtheywereshipped.Referto“PackageContents”sectionfora
completelistofthecontentsofthebox.
2. Comparetheunitandserialnumberoftheequipmentwiththe
numberonthepackingsliplocatedontheoutsideofth
eboxand
makesuretheymatch.
3. Inspecttheequipmentcarefully.Ifanyoftheequipmentisdamaged
ormissing,contactRaritanʹsTechnicalSupportDepartmentfor
assistance.
Prepare the Installation Site
1. Makesuretheinstallationareaiscleanandfreeofextreme
temperaturesandhumidity.
2. AllowsufficientspacearoundtheDominionPXforcablingand
outletconnections.
3. ReviewtheSafetyInstructionslistedinthebeginningofthisuser
guide.
Chapter 3
Installation and Configuration
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Raritan PCS20 User manual

Raritan
Brand
Raritan
Model
PCS20
Category
Remote controls
Type
User manual
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