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• Configure SNMP v3 if required.  For SNMP v3 messages, the user’s details and security level must match\
 what the 
receiving SNMP Network Manager is expecting. SNMP v3 mandates that the m\
essage will be rejected unless the SNMPv3 
user sending the trap already exists in the user database on the SNMP Ma\
nager. The user database in a SNMP v3 
application is actually referenced by a combination of the Username and \
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7.3 Remote Log Storage   
Before activating Serial or Network Port Logging on any port or UPS logging, you must specify where those log\
s are to be saved:
• Select the Alerts & Logging: Port Log menu option and specify the Server Type to be used, and the details to enable 
log server access 
7.4 Serial Port Logging  
In Console Server mode, activity logs can be maintained of all serial po\
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7.5 Network TCP or UDP Port Logging  
The Console Servers can also log any access to and communications with n\
etwork attached Hosts. 
• For each Host, when you set up the Permitted Services which are authorized to be used, you also must set up \
the level of 
logging that is to be maintained for each service 
• Specify the logging level that is to be maintained for that particular T\
DC/UDP port/service on that particular Host: 
Level 0 Turns off...

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The B094-008-2E-M-F, B094-008-2E-V, B095-004/003 and B092-016 Console Servers and B096-048/032/016 
Console Server Management Switch products embed software that can be use\
d to manage connected Power Distribution 
Systems (PDU’s), IPMI devices and Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS’s) supplied by a number of vendors, and some the\
 
environmental monitoring devices. B092-016 Console Server with PowerAlert also embeds Tripp Lite’s PowerAlert software.
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Now you have set up a new serially or network connected RPC device, this\
 will automatically create a corresponding new 
Managed Device with the same Name /Description as the RPC The outlet nam\
es on the RPC/PDU Managed Device will by 
default be “Outlet 1” “Outlet 2”.
You can now establish a “connection” between particular Managed Dev\
ice that draws power from the particular RPC/PDU 
outlet (using Serial & Network: Managed Devices - refer Chapter 4).  The outlet will then take up the name of the...

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8.1.2 RPC alerts 
You can now set PDU and IPMI alerts using Alerts & Logging: Alerts (refer to Chapter 7)
8.1.3 RPC status 
You can monitor the current status of your network and serially connected\
 PDU’s and IPMI RPC’s
• Select the Status: RPC Status menu. A table with the summary status of all connected RPC hardware wil\
l be displayed
• Click on View Log or select the RPC Logs menu. You will be presented with a table of the history and detailed graphical \
information on the select RPC 
• Click...

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8.1.4 User power management 
The Power Manager enables both Users and Administrators to access and control\
 the configured serial and network attached 
PDU power strips, and servers with embedded IPMI service processors or B\
MC’s:  
• Select the Manage: Power and the particular Target power device to be controlled (or click Manage on the Status: RPC 
Status menu)
• The outlet status is displayed. You can initiate the desired Action to be taken by selecting the appropriate icon:
 Power ON
 Power...

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8.2  Uninterruptible Power Supply Control (UPS)
The Console Servers manage UPS hardware using Network UPS Tools (refer Section 8.2.6 for an overview of embedded open 
source Network UPS Tools - NUT software) 
8.2.1    Managed UPS connections 
A Managed UPS is a UPS that is connected by serial or USB cable or by the network to \
the Console Server. The Console 
Server becomes the Master of this UPS, and runs a upsd server to allow o\
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• Select the Serial & Network: UPS Connections menu. The Managed UPSes section will display all the UPS 
connections that have already been configured. 
• Click Add UPS 
• Enter a UPS Name and Description (optional) and identify if the UPS will be Connected Via USB or over pre-configured 
serial port or via HTTP/HTTPS over the preconfigured network Host connection
• Enter the UPS login details. This Username and Password is used by Slaves of this UPS (i.e. other...

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• Select the Driver that will be used to communicate with the UPS. The drop-down menu prese\
nts a full selection of drivers 
from the latest Network UPS Tools (NUT version 2.2.0) and additional information on compatible UPS \
hardware can be 
found at http://www.networkupstools.org/compat/stable.html
• Click New Options in Driver Options if you need to set driver-specific options for your selected NUT driver and hardware 
combination (more details at...