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v Contents Safety Guidelines iii Chapter 1 Introduction 1 Product   Models.......................................................................................................................................... 1 Product   Photos........................................................................

Contents vi Back   Panel................................................................................................................................................. 20 Power   Cord .....................................................................................................................

Contents vii Setting   Up   External   User   Authentication............................................................................................. 62 Settings   Up   LDAP   Authentication............................................................................................. 63 Setting  ...

Contents viii Deleting   Outlet   Group   Devices ................................................................................................ 106 Chapter 6 Integration 107 Dominion   KX ................................................................................................................

Contents ix Querying   an   Outlet   Sensor................................................................................................................... 130 Appendix D Using SNMP 131 Enabling   SNMP ..................................................................................................

Contents x Get   Power   Cycle   Delay   Command .......................................................................................... 152 IPMI   Privilege   Levels ............................................................................................................................ 152 A...

1 The   Dominion   PX   unit   is   an   intelligent   power   distribution   unit   that   allows   you   to   reboot   remote   servers   and   other   network   devices,   and   monitor   power   in   the   data   center,   through   Raritan ʹ s   KVM   switches   and   Secure   Console   Servers...

Chapter 1: Introduction 3 2U Size          Product Features All   models   and   sizes   of   the   Dominion   PX   provide   the   following   features:   • The   ability   to   control   outlets   collectively   and   individually   • The   ability   to   power   on,   power   off   and   reboot  ...

Package Contents 4 • The   ability   to   monitor   the   internal,   CPU   temperature   of   the   Dominion   PX   • The   ability   to   monitor   environmental   factors   such   as   external   temperature   and   humidity   • An   audible   alarm   (beeper)   and   a   visual   alarm   (blinki...

Chapter 1: Introduction 5 2U Products • Dominion   PX   unit   including   power   cord   1.80m   (6   feet)    • 2U   bracket   pack   and   screws   • Null ‐ modem   cable   with   RJ ‐ 45   and   DB9F   connectors   on   either   end  

6 In This Chapter Rack   Mount   Safety   Guidelines.........................................................................6   Tool ‐ less   Mounting   Instructions ......................................................................8   Rack Mount Safety Guidelines In   Raritan   products   whic...

Tool-less Mounting Instructions 8 Tool-less Mounting Instructions The   Zero   U   units   also   ship   with   a   tool ‐ less   mounting   kit   consisting   of   a   claw   feet   with   a   silver   button   on   one   side.   These   work   by   attaching   to   the   back   side   of   a   Zer...

10 This   chapter   explains   how   to   install   a   Dominion   PX   unit   and   configure   it   for   network   connectivity.   In This Chapter Before   You   Begin..............................................................................................10   Connect   the   Dominion   PX  ...

Chapter 3: Installation and Configuration 11 Fill Out the Equipment Setup Worksheet An   Equipment   Setup   Worksheet   is   provided   in   Appendix   B   (see   ʺ Equipment   Setup   Worksheet ʺ  on   page   121).   Use   this   worksheet   to   record   the   model,   serial   number,   and   us...

Configure the Dominion PX for Network Connectivity 14 Note:    The   Dominion   PX ʹ s   IP   address   is   automatically   displayed   in   the   system   prompt.   The   default   IP   address   is   192.168.0.192.   The   default   IP   configuration   method   is   DHCP,   and   the   default  ...

Resetting to Factory Defaults 16 ƒ If   you   want   to   terminate   the   configuration   process,   type   c   and   press   Enter .   The   configuration   is   cancelled   and   you   are   returned   to   the   opening   prompt   as   shown   in   the   screenshot   of   Step   3.   11. If   y...

19 This   chapter   explains   how   to   use   the   Dominion   PX   unit.   It   describes   the   LEDs   and   ports   on   the   front   and   back   panels   of   the   Dominion   PX,   and   explains   how   to   use   the   display   panel.   It   also   explains   how   the   circuit   break...

Back Panel 20 LAN   Connecting   the   Dominion   PX   to   your   company ʹ s   network   Connect   a   standard   Category   5e   UTP   cable   to   this   port   and   connect   the   other   end   to   your   network.   This   connection   is   necessary   to   administer   the   Dominion   PX  ...

Chapter 4: Using the Dominion PX 21 Outlets The   number   of   outlets   on   the   back   panel   depends   upon   the   Dominion   PX   model.   To   the   upper   left   of   each   outlet   is   a   small   LED.   The   units   are   shipped   from   the   factory   with   all   outlets   power...

Back Panel 22 LED Display The   LED   display   is   located   adjacent   to   the   outlets   on   the   Zero   U   model,   and   on   the   back   right   of   the   1U   and   2U   models.   The   following   picture   shows   the   LED   display.       

Chapter 4: Using the Dominion PX 23 The   LED   display   consists   of   these   components:   • A   lower   row   displaying   two   digits   • An   upper   row   displaying   three   digits   • Up   and   Down   buttons   Note:    The   small   hole   between   the   lower   row   and   the   Dow...

Circuit Breaker 24 Tip:   A   quick   way   to   distinguish   between   voltage,   current,   and   power   is   the   placement   of   the   decimal   point   in   the   display.   Voltage   has   no   decimal   point,   current   has   a   decimal   point   between   the   first   and   second   ...

Chapter 4: Using the Dominion PX 25 Beeper The   Dominion   PX   includes   a   beeper.   It   will   ring   if   any   of   the   circuit   breakers   is   tripped   or   if   the   control   board   temperature   sensor   exceeds   80   degrees   Celsius   (or   176   degrees   Fahrenheit).   The ...

26 This   chapter   explains   how   to   use   the   Web   interface   to   administer   a   Dominion   PX.   In This Chapter Logging   into   the   Web   Interface .....................................................................26   Using   the   Web   Interface..................................

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 27 where   <ip   address>    is   the   IP   address   of   the   Dominion   PX.   A   Login   dialog   appears.        2. Type   your   user   name   and   password   in   the   Username   and   Password   fields.   Both   the   user   name   and   password ...

Logging into the Web Interface 28 3. Click   Login .   The   Home   window   appears.       

Using the Web Interface 30 Changing Your Password To   change   your   password:   1. Choose   User   Management  ‐‐ >   Change   Password .   The   Change   Password   window   appears.     2. Type   your   existing   password   in   the   Old   Password   field.   3. Type   your   new   passwor...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 31 Menus There   are   several   menus   in   the   Web   interface:   • Power   Outlets   • Alerts   • User   Management   • Device   Settings   • Maintenance   • Outlet   Groups   Options The   following   figure   shows   a   complete   list   of   the   options...

Using the Web Interface 32 How to Select an Option There   are   two   ways   to   select   an   option   from   a   menu:   • Click   the   menu   name   to   display   a   window   listing   each   option,   and   then   click   the   option   you   want   to   select   it.   • Position   the   cu...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 33 • Information   about   the   Dominion   PX,   including:   Model   name   and   number   IP   address   Firmware   version   • Information   about   all   the   users   currently   connected,   including   user   name,   IP   address,   and   current   state.  ...

Using the Web Interface 34 Status Messages When   you   perform   an   operation   from   the   Web   interface,   such   as   creating   a   user   profile   or   changing   a   network   setting,   a   message   appears   at   the   top   of   the   window   that   indicates   whether   or   not  ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 35 Unavailable Options At   times,   certain   actions   will   be   unavailable.   When   this   occurs,   the   appropriate   buttons   will   be   non ‐ functional,   though   different   browsers   may   display   this   differently.   For   example:   if   you...

Using the Home Window 36 Using the Home Window The   Home   window   is   the   first   window   to   appear   after   a   successful   login.   It   consists   of   a   Global   Status ,   an   Outlets   list,   and   an   All   Outlets   Control   panel.   The   home   window   also   contains   a...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 37 Outlets List The   Outlets   List   displays   each   outlet   on   the   Dominion   PX   as   a   table   row   with   a   view   of   the   power   status,   the   RMS   current   and   the   RMS   Power   through   the   individual   outlet.     Turn an Outle...

Using the Home Window 38 Display Additional Details To   display   additional   details   about   an   outlet,   click   the   outlet   name.   This   displays   the   Outlet   Details   window   (refer   to   Figure 49   for   a   picture   of   the   window).   This   window   gives   the   name  ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 39 Setting Up User Profiles The   Dominion   PX   is   shipped   with   one   user   profile   built   in.   This   is   the   Admin   profile,   which   was   used   for   the   original   login.   This   profile   has   full   system   and   outlet   permissions,...

Setting Up User Profiles 40    Note:   Before   entering   any   information   in   the   user   profile,   please   make   sure   the   User   Group   is   created   and   available   for   selection.   2. In   the   User   Management   panel,   type   the   following   information   about   the   ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 41 Note:    New   user   name ,   Password ,   and   Confirm   Password   are   the   only   required   fields.   3. Select   a   User   Group   from   the   drop ‐ down   list   in   the   User   Group   field.   The   User   Group   determines   the   system   fu...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 43 2. Select   the   user   from   the   drop ‐ down   list   in   the   User   (not   in   group)   field.   The   drop ‐ down   list   shows   all   user   profiles   that   have   NOT   been   assigned   to   a   User   Group.   3. Set   the   permissions   as  ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 45    2. Select   the   User   Group   from   the   drop ‐ down   list   in   the   Group   field.   The   permissions   that   apply   to   this   group   are   displayed.   If   this   is   the   first   time   you   are   setting   the   permissions   for   this...

Setting Up User Groups 46 4. When   you   are   finished,   click   Apply .   The   permissions   are   applied   to   the   User   Group.   Note:    The   User   (not   in   group)   field   on   this   window   is   used   to   set   individual   user   permissions.   If   you   are   setting   gr...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 47 Setting the Outlet Permissions Setting   outlet   permissions   allows   you   to   specify   which   outlets   members   of   a   User   Group   are   permitted   to   access.   When   you   first   create   a   User   Group,   all   outlet   permissions   are ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 49 Note:    To   modify   a   User   Group ʹ s   system   or   outlet   permissions,   repeat   the   procedure   for   setting   the   system   or   outlet   permissions   described   above   and   make   any   necessary   changes.   Deleting a User Group To   del...

Setting Up Access Controls 52 2. Make   sure   the   checkbox   labeled   Enable   IP   Access   Control   is   checked.   Create specific rules. The following explains how: Action Do this... Add   a   rule    to   the   end   of   the   rules   list   • Type   an   IP   address   and   subnet   mas...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 53 2. Click   Apply .   The   rules   are   applied.   Delete Firewall Rules To   delete   a   firewall   rule:   1. Choose   Device   Settings  ‐‐ >   Security .   The   Security   Settings   window   appears.   2. Make   sure   the   checkbox   labeled   Enabl...

Setting Up Access Controls 56 2. Make   sure   the   checkbox   labeled   Enable   Group   based   System   Access   Control   is   checked.   3. Type   the   number   of   the   rule   to   be   deleted   in   the   Rule   #   field.   4. Click   Delete .   The   rule   is   removed   from   the   ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 59 3. Make   any   necessary   changes   to   the   default   settings.   4. When   you   are   finished,   click   Apply .   The   changes   are   applied.   Setting Up a Digital Certificate The   purpose   of   an   X.509   digital   certificate   is   to   ensur...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 61 State/Province     The   state   or   province   where   your   company   is   located   Country   (ISO   code)     The   country   where   your   company   is   located.   Use   the   standard   ISO   code.    For   a   list   of   ISO   codes,   go   to   this...

Setting Up External User Authentication 62 2. Type   the   path   and   name   of   the   certificate   file   in   the   SSL   Certificate   File   field,   or   click   Browse   and   select   the   file.   3. Click   Upload .   The   certificate   is   installed   on   the   Dominion   PX.   Sett...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 63 Settings Up LDAP Authentication To   set   up   LDAP   authentication:   1. Choose   Device   Settings  ‐‐ >   Authentication .   The   Authentication   Settings   window   appears.   The   LDAP   parameters   appear   on   the   left   side   of   the   wind...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 65 5. By   default,   the   Dominion   PX   uses   the   standard   RADIUS   port   1812   (authentication)   and   1813   (accounting).   If   you   prefer   to   use   non ‐ standard   ports,   change   the   ports.   6. Type   the   timeout   period   in   secon...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 67 Note:    The   number   you   enter   here   applies   to   all   outlets   on   the   Dominion   PX.   However,   you   can   override   this   number   for   specific   outlets,   if   you   wish.   refer   to   “ Setting   the   Outlet   Thresholds   (on   pa...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 69 Naming the Outlets You   can   give   each   outlet   a   name   to   help   you   identify   the   device   connected   to   it.   To   do   this:   1. Choose   Power   Outlets  ‐‐ >   Outlet   Setup .   The   Outlet   Setup   window   appears.     2. Select...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 71 Viewing Outlet Details To   display   details   about   a   particular   outlet:   1. Choose   Power   Outlets  ‐‐ >   Outlet   Details .   The   Outlet   Details   window   appears.     2. Select   an   outlet   from   the   drop ‐ down   list   in   the   S...

Environmental Sensors 72 Note:    To   display   the   Outlet   Setup   window,   click   the   [Setup]   link.   Refer   to   Naming   the   Outlets   (on   page   69)   section   for   a   picture   of   the   Outlet   Setup   Window.   Power Cycling an Outlet To   turn   an   outlet   off   and  ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 73 Mapping the Environmental Sensors Once   the   sensors   have   been   physically   connected   to   the   Dominion   PX,   they   must   be   mapped   to   the   unit ʹ s   logical   sensors   before   Dominion   PX   will   recognize   (and   display)   the   ...

Environmental Sensors 74 4. To   unmap   a   logical   sensor   from   any   physical   sensor,   clilck   clear   at   the   bottom   of   the   column.   That   logical   sensor   will   no   longer   be   associated   with   any   of   the   physical   sensors.   Note:   It   is   possible   (but...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 75 When   the   configuration   changes   have   been   applied,   the   sensor   readings   will   be   displayed   on   the   Home   Page   next   to   the   outlets   list   and   the   sensor   names   will   be   updated.   This   updated   name   will   also ...

Setting Up Alerts 76 Setting Up Alerts The   Dominion   PX   can   be   configured   to   issue   an   alert   whenever   a   threshold   is   crossed,   either   for   the   Dominion   PX   unit   as   a   whole   or   for   a   specific   outlet.   The   alert   can   be   programmed   to   send  ...

Setting Up Alerts 78 Creating Alert Policies Alert   policies   allow   you   to   associate   events   with   destinations.   Policies   determine   whether   specific   events   trigger   an   entry   in   the   event   log,   an   email   message   to   an   administrator,   an   SNMP   trap,   a...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 81 Specifying the Alert Destination The   alert   destination   can   be   an   email   address   or   an   SNMP   trap.   To   specify   the   destination:   1. Choose   Alerts  ‐‐ >   Alert   Destinations .   The   Alert   Destinations   window   appears.     ...

Setting Up Event Logging 82 ƒ Email   If   you   selected   email,   type   the   receiver ʹ s   email   address.   ƒ SNMP   If   you   selected   SNMP,   enter   the   IP   address   of   the   trap   and   the   community   string.   4. Click   Add .   The   destination   is   added.   Note:    To...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 83 Configuring the Local Event Log To   configure   the   local   event   log:   1. Choose   Device   Settings  ‐‐ >   Event   Log .   The   Event   Log   Settings   window   appears.   The   Local   Logging   panel   appears   first.   This   panel   controls  ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 85 Viewing the Internal Event Log To   display   the   internal   event   log,   select   Maintenance   and   then   select   View   Event   Log.     Entries For   each   entry,   the   event   log   shows:   • The   date   and   time   of   the   event   • The   t...

Setting Up Event Logging 86 Configuring NFS Logging To   configure   Network   File   System   (NFS)   logging:   1. Choose   Device   Settings  ‐‐ >   Event   Log .   The   Event   Log   Settings   window   appears.   The   NFS   Logging   panel   controls   NFS   logging.     2. Click   the   c...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 87 Configuring SMTP Logging To   configure   Simple   Mail   Transfer   Protocol   (SMTP)   logging:   1. Choose   Device   Settings  ‐‐ >   Event   Log .   The   Event   Log   Settings   window   appears.   The   SMTP   Logging   panel   controls   SMTP   loggi...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 89 Managing the Dominion PX You   can   display   basic   device   information   about   the   Dominion   PX,   give   the   Dominion   PX   a   new   device   name,   and   modify   any   of   the   network   settings   that   were   entered   during   the   initi...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 91 Displaying Model Configuration Information To   display   information   about   the   specific   model   of   the   Dominion   PX   that   you   are   using,   choose   Maintenance  ‐‐ >   Device   Information .   The   Device   Information   window   appears...

Managing the Dominion PX 92 Naming the Dominion PX By   default,   the   Dominion   PX   has   a   device   name   of   pdu.   You   may   want   to   give   the   Dominion   PX   a   more   easily   recognizable   name   to   help   identify   it.   To   do   this:   1. Choose   Device   Settings  ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 93 Modifying the Network Settings The   Dominion   PX   was   configured   for   network   connectivity   during   the   installation   and   configuration   process   (refer   to   Installation   and   Configuration   (on   page   10)   chapter   for   details).  ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 95 Note:    No   programs   are   currently   available   to   use   the   Setup   Protocol   with   Dominion   PX.   It   is   safe   to   leave   this   disabled.   6. When   you   are   finished,   click   Apply .   The   settings   are   modified.   Modifying t...

Managing the Dominion PX 96 Setting the Date and Time You   can   set   the   internal   clock   on   the   Dominion   PX   manually,   or   you   can   link   to   a   Network   Time   Protocol   (NTP)   server   and   let   it   set   the   date   and   time.   1. Choose   Device   Settings  ‐‐ &g...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 97 Configuring the SMTP Settings The   Dominion   PX   allows   you   to   configure   alerts   to   send   an   email   message   to   a   specific   administrator.   To   do   this,   you   have   to   configure   the   Dominion   PX ʹ s   SMTP   settings   and  ...

Managing the Dominion PX 98 Configuring the SNMP Settings The   SNMP   Settings   window   allows   you   to   enable   and   disable   SNMP   communication   between   an   SNMP   manager   and   the   PX   unit.   Enabling   SNMP   communication   will   allow   the   PX   to   send   SNMP   trap ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 99 4. Check   Enable   SNMP   v3   Protocol   to   enable   communication   with   an   SNMP   manager   using   SNMP   v3   protocol.    5. Type   the   System   Location   in   the   System   Location   field.   6. Type   the   System   Contact   in   the   Syste...

Managing the Dominion PX 100    4. When   the   reset   is   complete,   the   Dominion   PX   unit   restarts   and   the   Login   window   is   displayed.   Then,   you   can   log   back   into   the   Dominion   PX.   Updating the Firmware Raritan   will   notify   customers   when   new   firm...

Outlet Grouping 102 Outlet Grouping Using   the   Outlet   Grouping   feature,   users   can   combine   outlets   from   separate   Dominion   PX   Units   into   a   single,   logical   group,   allowing   control   from   a   single   Dominion   PX.    Outlets   that   are   grouped   together   ...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 103 5. Click   Add/Modify .   The   new   Dominion   PX   is   now   available   for   outlet   grouping.   To   modify   the   name,   or   the   Username   and   Password   used   to   access   a   participating   Dominion   PX,   simply   retype   the   informat...

Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface 105 Controlling Outlet Groups Any   outlet   groups   created   from   this   Dominion   PX   will   appear   in   the   Outlet   Groups   List.   From   this   list,   you   can   power   ON,   Power   OFF   or   cycle   power   to   the   outlet   group   (if   t...

107   Direct Access Interfaces Access thru CC Interfaces Product Association   Control   Association    Control    Connectivity Max # of PX units supported Dominion   SX   >=   3.1   SX   GUI   <3.1   None   RSC   into   PX   serial   port   CC   GUI   CC   GUI   CSCSPCS ‐ 1   or   CSCSPCS ‐ 1...

Dominion KX 108 NOTE:   Connecting   any   power   CIM   except   the   for   the   D2CIM ‐ PWR   (e.g.   P2CIM ‐ PWR)   to   the   serial   port   of   the   Dominion   PX   will   switch   all   the   outlets   to   the   ON   state,   even   if   they   were   previously   OFF.   In This Chapter ...

Dominion KX 110 4. Notice   the   target   icon   change   to   indicate   power.     5. Notice   the   outlet   icon   change   to   indicate   association.   6. Notice   the   outlet   name   automatically   changes   to   the   target ʹ s   name.     Control a Target's Power 1. Select   target   ...

Chapter 6: Integration 111 2. Select   from   Power   On,   Power   Off,   or   Cycle   Power   options.     Dominion KX-II To   use   the   Dominion   KX   II   power   control   feature:   1. Connect   the   Dominion   PX   to   your   target   server.   2. Name   the   Dominion   PX   unit.   3. ...

Dominion SX 114 Control an Outlet's Power When   in   “Channel   Selection”   Menus   (NOT   in   “Channel   Selection   by   Name”),   users   can   navigate   to   individual   Dominion   PX   ports   and   control   power.   User   Selects   Outlet   and   Presses   X,   O,   or   R:   •   If   n...

Chapter 6: Integration 115 3. Type   a   name   and   description   in   the   Name   and   Description   fields.   4. Select   the   number   of   outlets   from   the   drop ‐ down   menu   in   the   Number   of   Outlets   field.   5. Type   the   port   number   in   the   Port   field.   6. Cl...

Dominion KSX 116 4. A   confirmation   message   will   appear   to   indicate   the   successful   operation.     Figure   1:   Outlet   Confirmation   Screen   Check Power Strip Status 1. Choose   Power   Control  ‐‐ >   Power   Strip   Status .     2. A   status   box   appears   to   display ...

Chapter 6: Integration 117 CommandCenter You   can   manage   a   Dominion   PX   from   a   CommandCenter   if   it   is   connected   through   any   of   the   following   Raritan   products:   • Dominion   SX   • Dominion   KX   • Paragon   II   • Refer   to   CC ‐ SG   user   guide   for   more...

118 Model Rack V Current Outlet Type # of Outlets Plug Type # of Circuit # of Circuit Breaker DPCR8 ‐ 15   1U   120   15   Nema   5 ‐ 15R   8   Nema   5 ‐ 15P   1   None   DPCR8A ‐ 16   1U   230   16   IEC320   C13   8   IEC60309   16A   1   None   DPCR8A ‐ 20L6   1U   208   20   IEC320   C13   8   ...

Appendix A: Dominion PX Models 119   Note:   Per   NEC   rules,   North   American   units   should   be   de ‐ rated   by   20%.   For   example,   a   Dominion   PX   rated   at   30A   can   provide   24A   of   current   in   North   America.   Regardless   of   Dominion   PX   model,   the   ma...

Environmental Specifications 120 Environmental Specifications Environmental Factor Threshold Max   Ambient   Temperature   40   degrees   Celsius    

121 Dominion   PX   Series   Unit   Model                      ____________     Dominion   PX   Series   Unit   Serial   Number        ____________   Appendix B Equipment Setup Worksheet

125 This   section   explains   how   to   use   the   Command   Line   Protocol   (CLP)   interface   to   administer   a   Dominion   PX.   In This Chapter About   the   CLP   Interface ...............................................................................125   Logging   into   the   CLP ...

Logging into the CLP interface 126 Logging into the CLP interface Logging   in   via   HyperTerminal   and   a   serial   connection   is   a   little   different   than   logging   in   using   SSH   or   Telnet.   Using HyperTerminal To   log   in   using   HyperTerminal:   1. Connect   your   PC ...

Appendix C: Using the CLP Interface 127    6. You   are   now   logged   into   the   CLP   interface   and   can   begin   using   the   interface   to   administer   the   Dominion   PX.   Using SSH or Telnet To   log   in   using   SSH   or   Telnet:   1. Launch   an   SSH   or   Telnet   client ...

Appendix C: Using the CLP Interface 129 Examples The   following   are   examples   of   the   show   command.   Example 1 -- No Attributes The   following   shows   the   output   of   the   show   command   with   no   attributes   entered.      Example 2 -- Name Attribute The   following   shows ...

Turning an Outlet On or Off 130 Turning an Outlet On or Off The   set   command   turns   an   outlet   on   or   off.   Syntax The   following   is   the   syntax   for   the   set   command:     clp:/->   set /system1/<outlet number> powerState=on|off     where   the   keyword   on   turn...

131 This   Appendix   will   help   you   set   up   Dominion   PX   for   use   with   an   SNMP   manager.   The   Dominion   PX   can   be   configured   to   send   traps   to   an   SNMP   manager,   as   well   as   receive   GET   and   SET   commands   in   order   to   retrieve   status   a...

Enabling SNMP 132 Enabling SNMP To   communicate   with   an   SNMP   manager,   you   must   first   enable   the   SNMP   agent   on   Dominion   PX.   This   can   be   done   from   the   SNMP   Settings   window:   1. Select   Device   Settings ,   and   then   select   SNMP   Settings .   The ...

Appendix D: Using SNMP 133 • Additionally,   check   Force   Encryption   to   force   using   encrypted   SNMP   communication.   1. Type   the   SNMP   MIBII   sysLocation   value   in   the   System   Location   field.   2. Type   the   SNMP   MIBII   sysContact   value   in   the   System   Cont...

Enabling SNMP 134 Configuring Users for Encrypted SNMP v3 The   SNMP   v3   protocol   allows   for   encrypted   communication.   To   take   advantage   of   this,   users   will   need   to   have   a   Encryption   Phrase,which   acts   as   a   shared   secret   between   them   and   the   Dom...

Appendix D: Using SNMP 135 4. If   you   want   to   specify   a   different   encryption   phrase,   uncheck   this   box,   type   the   new   phrase   in   the   SNMP   v3   Encryption   Phrase   field,   then   type   it   again   in   the   Confirm   SNMP   v3   Encryption   Phrase   field.   5...

SNMP Gets and Sets 136 6. When   SNMP   logging   is   enabled,   seven   event   types   appear   in   the   Event   Log   Assignments   panel   to   the   right.   All   are   disabled   by   default.   To   enable   any   of   these   event   types,   check   the   appropriate   checkboxes.     7...

Appendix D: Using SNMP 137 The Dominion PX MIB This   MIB   is   available   from   the   SNMP   Settings   page,   the   Event   Logging   page,   or   by   pointing   your   browser   to   http://<ip- address>/MIB.txt ,   where   <ip-address>   is   the   IP   address   of   your   Dom...

139 The   IPMI   tool   set   is   command ‐ line   that   allows   users   to   display   channel   information,   print   sensor   data,   and   set   LAN   configuration   parameters.   The   following   explains   the   available   IPMI   commands.   Note:   The   open   source   IPMI   tool   c...

Channel Commands 140 Example $ ipmitool -I lan -H 192.168.51.58 -U admin -a channel authcap 14 5     Refer   to   the   IPMI   Privileges   Levels   section   for   additional   information   about   IPMI   privileges.     info [channel number] Displays   information   about   the   selected   chann...

Appendix E: Using the IPMI Tool Set 141 getciphers <all | supported> <ipmi | sol> [channel] Displays   the   list   of   cipher   suites   supported   for   the   given   application   (ipmi   or   sol)   on   the   given   channel.   Example $ ipmitool -I lan -H allen-dpxpcr20-20 -U adm...

LAN Commands 142 file <filename> Event   log   records   specified   in   filename   will   be   added   to   the   System   Event   Log.   The   format   of   each   line   in   the   file   is   as   follows:   <{EvM   Revision}   {Sensor   Type}   {Sensor   Num}   {Event   Dir/Type}   {E...

Sensor Commands 144 The   format   of   privlist   is   as   follows.   Each   character   represents   a   privilege   level   and   the   character   position   identifies   the   cipher   suite   number.   For   example,   the   first   character   represents   cipher   suite   1   (cipher   suit...

Appendix E: Using the IPMI Tool Set 145 thresh <id> <threshold> <setting> This   allows   you   to   set   a   particular   sensor   threshold   value.   The   sensor   is   specified   by   name.   Valid   thresholds   are:   • unr      Upper   Non ‐ Recoverable   • ucr      Upper...

Appendix E: Using the IPMI Tool Set 147 Request   Data   1   #   of   receptacle   [7  ‐  5]   reserved   [4  ‐  0]   #   of   receptacle,   0   based,   highest   valid   #   depends   on   device   model   2   new   state   [7  ‐  1]   reserved   [0]    1b   =   power   on,   0b   =   power   off ...

Appendix E: Using the IPMI Tool Set 149 Request   Data   1   #   of   group   [7  ‐  5]   reserved   [4  ‐  0]   group   #,   valid   numbers:   0  ‐  23   2   [7  ‐  1]   reserved   [0]    1b   =   group   is   enabled,   0b   =   group   is   disabled   3   [7]    1b   =   receptacle   7   belongs...

Appendix E: Using the IPMI Tool Set 151 Set Sensor Calibration Sensor   calibration   is   only   allowed   for   threshold   based   sensors   that   return   a   sensor   reading   byte   with   the   Get   Sensor   Reading   Command.   Also   not   all   threshold   based   sensors   have   capab...

IPMI Privilege Levels 152 Request   Data   1   #   of   receptacle   (0xFF   for   global   unit   delay)   2   Delay   (seconds),   1 ‐ 255   for   unit   and   receptacle,   0   fallback   to   unit   delay   (receptacle   only)   Response   Data   1   Completion   Code     Get Power Cycle Delay C...

155 This   appendix   contains   information   describing:   • DPX   Serial   RJ ‐ 45   pinouts     RJ-45 Pin/signal definition Pin   No. Signal   Direction   Description   1   DTR   Output   Reserved   2   GND   ―  Signal   Ground   3   +5V   ―  Power   for   CIM   (200mA,   fuse   protected)   4  ...

157 < <predefined   event   number>   •   141   1 1U   Products   •   4   1U   Size   •   2   2 2U   Products   •   5   2U   Size   •   3   A About   the   CLP   Interface   •   125   Add   a   Dominion   PX   Unit   in   Paragon   II   •   112   All   Outlets   Control   •   38   Associate...