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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – Network Shutdown Module V3; User Manual; Table of Contents
  • Page 3 – Notification alarms
  • Page 4 – Introduction to the EATON’s Network Solution; EATON’s Network Solution:; supervising; the UPSs over the Network,; protecting; the UPS to the Network.
  • Page 5 – Monitoring the UPSs over the network; Depending on your needs, you can either use:; Management Proxy; include a Web server.
  • Page 6 – Protecting the computers / servers; The Shutdown modules:; see “Multi-UPS systems” chapter
  • Page 7 – Connecting the UPS; Network Management; periodically accesses the information concerning the UPS,
  • Page 8 – Connection with Network Management Proxy; Network Management Card
  • Page 9 – Installation; Connection steps
  • Page 10 – Software Installation Pre-requisites; On the System Hosting « Network Shutdown Module V3 »; should be
  • Page 11 – Broadcast administrator messages / Broadcast user messages; If you use a Firewall with all ports closed by default:; secured; Firefox is mandatory for Linux
  • Page 12 – connections are operational:
  • Page 13 – Software Installation Procedure; installation prerequisites.; Configuratio; New
  • Page 14 – Power device settings; Save
  • Page 15 – Application deployment and silent installation (advanced); Network Shutdown Module application deployment; Uninstalling the Network Shutdown Module; Control panel
  • Page 16 – Minimal configuration steps; later; The IP address of the UPS that powers your server.; In the; Add; button
  • Page 17 – Load shedding configuration on UPS powershare outlets
  • Page 18 – Users accounts configuration; User accounts configuration
  • Page 19 – Use
  • Page 20 – Server and UPS supervision; Section « Information on the protected server»; System page; Section concerning the UPS that powers the protected server; The commercial product name.; Status
  • Page 21 – Values; The output load level of the device.
  • Page 22 – System and UPS event log; Network Shutdown Module event Log; UPS Events list
  • Page 23 – Warning
  • Page 24 – Test the communication with the UPS; Icon Description Meaning; communication parameters
  • Page 25 – Messages in verbose mode:; Event log; bin
  • Page 26 – Other Configuration possibilities; Power devices and Users; Configure system parameters; System; System parameters configuration; Alarm reception mode
  • Page 27 – Shutdown Configuration; Use central configuration provided by Management Card/Proxy:; example of shutdown sequence.; Shutdown timer (Shutdown when timer reaches); example of shutdown sequence
  • Page 28 – Message broadcast to the administrator
  • Page 29 – Checking for Upgrades; Check automatically; This operation will preserve your database information.
  • Page 30 – appendix
  • Page 31 – Multi-UPS Systems; complete list of UPSs compatible; Exception; UPSs in Hot standby (Sequential redundancy); MUST
  • Page 32 – List of tested multi-UPS configurations; minimal number of UPSs; Server and multi-UPS supervision
  • Page 34 – Multi-UPS configuration
  • Page 35 – Appendix; Single UPS Mode compatibility; In single UPS Mode
  • Page 36 – UPSs in serial redundancy:; Single Phase; UPSs through Static Transfer Switch:; Single Phase
  • Page 37 – Simple associations of the previous configurations; This configuration has also been tested with 3 STSs; Servers with triple power supplies:
  • Page 38 – NOT
  • Page 39 – Examples of Multi UPS configurations; Electrical drawing; Multi-UPS Systems and Event Management; Please refer to the
  • Page 40 – Application deployment and silent installation; in silent mode and provide the card IP address as a parameter
  • Page 41 – Build customized package; Package; Install the Shutdown Module in silent mode
  • Page 42 – Build a customized package; Example of secured deployment script for Linux:; account
  • Page 43 – Single UPS Shutdown Sequence
  • Page 45 – Machine 1 Machine 2 Machine 3; Shutdown timer
  • Page 46 – The Output load level of the first UPS is less than 50 %.; the UPS shuts off; (interrupts the supply of
  • Page 47 – Additional information on events and actions; Action settings tab
  • Page 49 – Shutdown parameters; hibernate; option is activated on the Hibernate tab sheet.
  • Page 51 – Configure the send email action
  • Page 52 – Events Tab
  • Page 54 – This action will; be really executed; Test Tab
  • Page 55 – The action parameters (execute and send email); Parameter
  • Page 56 – your own system shutdown solution to be used.; Windows RunAs command or legacy mgeRunAs software utility; We advise you to use following Microsoft command
  • Page 57 – Instructions for use:; the; Generate; Shutdown Module; Run; action or in a script file.; Open console; option opens a DOS emulation console during execution.
  • Page 58 – FAQ and Error messages; During Installation
  • Page 59 – (Linux) The menu or the systray are missing; Execute the command; Solutions to build a customized package after reboot:
  • Page 60 – Cannot display the UPS properties page. HTTP 404 error with IE.
  • Page 61 – Glossary; Network Management Proxy; The; Shutdown Duration; RSA algorithm with a public key
  • Page 62 – Acknowledgements
  • Page 63 – Huge thanks from the EATON software development team to the
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Page 2 - Network Shutdown Module V3; User Manual; Table of Contents

www.eaton.com Network Shutdown Module V3 User Manual Table of Contents 1 Introduction to the EATON’s Network Solution ................................................................... 3 1.1 Overview ......................................................................................................

Page 3 - Notification alarms

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Page 4 - Introduction to the EATON’s Network Solution; EATON’s Network Solution:; supervising; the UPSs over the Network,; protecting; the UPS to the Network.

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