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Chapter 2 Monitoring the System

Monitoring a UPS

Step 17 In the left pane of the browser window, choose Smart-UPS 1400 RM XL > PowerChute.

Step 18 In the Add Client IP Address field, enter the IP address of the SPE running System Manager.

Step 19 Click Add.

The IP address that you entered in Step 18 and Step 19 will appear in the

Configured Client IP Addresses pane.

Step 20 In the left pane of the browser window, choose Network > SNMP.

Step 21 In the SNMP table, verify that the Access field is set to enabled.

Step 22 Click Apply.

Step 23 In the Trap Receiver table, enter the UPS IP address in the Public field. Step 24 Click Apply.

Step 25 In the Access Control table, enter the UPS IP address in the Private and Public fields.

Step 26 Click Apply.

Step 27 In the left pane of the browser window, choose Event Log.

The UPS reports its status in the Event column. Text similar to the following will be displayed:

Management Card: Web User apc logged in from <IP address>

Step 28 Unplug the UPS power cord.

The UPS emits an audio tone.

Step 29 Plug the UPS power cord in again.

In the Event column of the Event Log, text similar to the following will be displayed:

UPS: Switched to battery backup power, utility power failure.

UPS: Returned from battery backup power, utility power restored.

Step 30 Choose Start > Run.

Step 31 Open a Telnet session with the SPE running System Manager: telnet IP address 5000

 

 

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Contents Monitoring the System Alarm Notification AlarmsHow to Access Log Messages Alarm LevelsLogging Handling Log Messages with ICS System Manager How to Read Log MessagesSaving Log Messages to a Syslog Server String Element Example Format DescriptionSeverity Levels FacilitiesKeyword Description Keyword Level Description Syslog DefinitionHow to Change the Log Configuration Configuring the Syslog Daemon on Unix Syslog Servers Default Log ConfigurationConfiguration Parameters Default Setting Changing Syslog Server Logging Task CommandSnmp Components Snmp BasicsMajor Components of SNMP-Managed Networks Snmp Management Information Base Using Snmp with MIB VariablesSnmp Network Operation DescriptionSupported MIBs Understanding TrapsCisco ICS 7750 Traps Understanding Community StringsModifying the Base Community String Monitoring with ICS System ManagerMonitoring with CiscoWorks2000 Using CiscoWorks2000 for Network ManagementCiscoWorks2000 Applications Evaluating System Performance Monitoring with Cisco IOS SoftwareSnmp and the CiscoWorks2000 Interface Evaluating Reachability and Response Times In-Band Versus Out-of-Band MonitoringEvaluating Traffic Loads Common show Commands Using show CommandsSearching and Filtering Output of show Commands Connecting and Powering Up the UPS ComponentsMonitoring a UPS Through a Serial Connection on Start Programs APC Card Management Wizard Check the Start a Web browser when finished check box Choose Start Run SetUPSHostName -HostName Name Verify that the Cisco ICS 7750 can communicate with the UPS 78-10169-02 Rev. B0

78-10169-02 specifications

The APC 78-10169-02 is a robust and versatile power management solution that plays a critical role in the reliability and efficiency of various electrical systems. Designed by APC, a leader in power protection and management technologies, this product encompasses a range of features and advanced technologies that cater to the needs of both consumers and industries.

One of the main features of the APC 78-10169-02 is its heavy-duty surge protection capability. Its advanced surge suppression technology ensures that sensitive electronic equipment is shielded from voltage spikes and electrical surges, which can damage components or impair functionality. This is particularly crucial for environments where power supply irregularities are common.

The device also incorporates uninterruptible power supply (UPS) technology. With integrated battery backup, the APC 78-10169-02 provides a seamless transition of power during unexpected outages. This ensures that critical systems remain operational, thus reducing the risk of data loss or equipment malfunction. The intelligent battery management system optimally utilizes energy, extending the lifespan of the batteries and maintaining high efficiency levels.

Moreover, the APC 78-10169-02 features user-friendly management software that enables real-time monitoring and control over power consumption. This allows users to track energy usage patterns and identify potential areas for optimization. The software can also be configured to send alerts and notifications in the event of power fluctuations or battery issues, enabling proactive management of power resources.

In terms of connectivity, the device is equipped with multiple outlets, facilitating the connection of various devices simultaneously. This versatility makes it an excellent choice for both home and office use, accommodating a wide range of electronic equipment, from computers to network devices.

The design of the APC 78-10169-02 prioritizes safety and compliance, adhering to rigorous industry standards. Its housing is built from durable materials to withstand wear, ensuring longevity. Additionally, features like thermal protection mechanisms safeguard against overheating, further enhancing safety during operation.

In summary, the APC 78-10169-02 is an exemplary power management solution, integrating cutting-edge surge protection, UPS technology, and user-friendly software. Its combination of advanced features and robust safety characteristics makes it an ideal choice for ensuring the integrity and reliability of electrical systems across various applications.
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