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A

About Environmental Monitor option, Environment menu, 49

About System option

in Help menu of Web interface, 30, 33

in System menu of Control Console, 30, 33

Accept Changes option, 14 Access

access priority, 11 enabling and disabling, 28 for Administrator account, 11

for Device Manager account, 11 limiting NMS access by IP

address, 29 troubleshooting, 71

Access Control settings

Access Type (SNMP), 29

Community Name (SNMP), 29

NMS IP (SNMP), 29

Access option, Network menu, 29

Access Type (SNMP), 29 Actions option, Events menu, 53 Add Client IP parameter, 48 Alarm Threshold settings

Alarm if Load Over, 44

Alarm if Redundancy Under, 44 Alarm if Runtime Under, 44

AOS module, obtaining, 16 APC Interactive Assistant

description, 25

required browser settings, 20

APC OS, 33 Application layers, 9 Approvals, 78

Audible Alarm parameter, 46 Authentication, 68

as User Manager access setting, 31

Authentication Phrase, 31

Authentication Traps, Trap

Receiver setting, 55

Auto Logout, 31

B

Battery Capacity field, 39 Battery Current field, 39 Battery operation, cause of

transfer to, 35 Battery Voltage field, 39 Battery-related status fields

Battery Capacity, 39

Battery Current, 39

Battery Voltage, 39

Calibration Date, 39

Calibration Result, 39

Nominal Battery Voltage, 39

Number of Bad Batteries, 39

Number of External Batteries, 39

Runtime Remaining, 39

Self-Test Date, 39

Self-Test Result, 39

BOOTP

as source of TCP/IP settings, 27 restoring default setting

(enabled), 32

Status LED indicating BOOTP requests in progress, 12

Browsers

settings required, 20 supported browsers, 17

Bypass mode, 42

C

Calibration Date field, 39 Calibration Result field, 39 Code column, in event list, 59 Codes, for event

configuration, 60 Community Name

as password of SNMP channel, 29

as Trap Receiver setting, 55 verifying correctness, 72

Configuration column, in event list, 59

Configuration menu

Battery option, 45 46 Reset UPS To Defaults

option, 42

Configuration option, UPS Menu, 43

Configured Client IP Addresses parameter, 48

Configuring

email, 58

event codes, 60

multiple Management Cards, 59 proxy server not to proxy the

Management Card, 20 TCP/IP settings, 9

Contact settings, 49

Contact variable, 31

Control Console

Device Manager menu, 19 logging in, 15

main screen, 17 menus

navigating, 14 refreshing, 14

Network menu

TCP/IP & DNS option, 56 security access, 70

Control menu options Put UPS In Bypass, 42 Put UPS To Sleep, 42

Put UPS To Sleep Gracefully, 42 Reboot UPS, 42

Reboot UPS Gracefully, 42 Reset UPS To Defaults, 4142 Self-Test,40

Simulate Power Failure, 40 Start/Stop Runtime

Calibration, 40

Take UPS Off Bypass, 42 Test UPS Alarm, 40 Turn UPS Off, 4142

Turn UPS Off Gracefully, 41

42

Turn UPS On, 42

Cookies

required for MD5

authentication, 20

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Contents Title Thank You Contents Web/SNMP Management SmartSlot CardContents System Menu Events Menu Index Card APC part number AP9606 is a web-based UPS Management American Power Conversion’s Web/SNMP Management SmartSlotProduct Description Snmp Management SmartSlot Card, which is referred to asIntroduction Figure below identifies and describes the network management Through a Management CardInternal Management Features Password and User Name settings, see User Manager onFront Panel Watchdog Features Control Console IntroductionControl Console How to LogSee How to Recover from a Lost Password on Console, see Main Screen onHow to Recover from a Lost Password Main Screen Into the Control ConsoleTwo fields identify when you logged in, by Date and Time Status field reports the Management Card statusUPS model and name field reports the status of the UPS Control Console Menu Menus onServer, Telnet, and Web on Web InterfaceYou can use a supported Web browser to manage a UPS, an Netscape Navigator 3.0 or laterWeb Interface Web interface, see Status Summary Page onTion, see Email on Status Summary Menu Frame Device Manager Menus onUser-definable links on Pages at the APC Web site Being powered by the UPSAccess Click on Links in the System menuNetwork Menu Resetting the network timer on page 13 for infor Option SettingsGateway plays, see The role of the Default Gateway Network MenuSettings are 21 FTP, 23 Telnet, and 80 Web interface Download configuration files 0.0.0.0, by defaultUsed to protect FTP access APC Web/SNMP Management Card utility CD ./docSetting Definition System Menu System Menu Web interfaceDefine the file name in the Filename field, and click Apply Hhmmss format used by the Management CardFor file transfers, do the following Screen instructionsThree User Links, the URL address used by the APC logo, URL address used by the various Interactive Assistant linksDevice Manager Menus Environment Menu Options onDevice Manager Menus UPS Status OptionsStatus for a Symmetra Power Array or Silcon DP300E series VoltageStatus Field Definition Output Load PowerOutput Voltage FrequencyPeak Output Output PowerPercentage CurrentRemaining is shared by all UPS models Displayed above the UPS MenuUPS Diagnostics Options UPS Control Options Action DefinitionTest UPS Alarm options, see UPS Diagnostics Options on Table in Shutdown parameters onAlarm thresholds Symmetra Power Array on UPS Configuration OptionsUtility line settings on this General settings onThreshold Definition Option to access the Return Battery Capacity setting Audible Alarm Last BatteryReplacement UPS NameModule Status Option Symmetra Power Array Following table describes the PowerChute network shutdown UPS PowerChute network shutdown OptionFor more information about PowerChute network shutdown, see Snmp Management Card utility CDSee Probe settings below Environment Menu OptionsDescribed in How to Configure Individual Events Events MenuEvents Menu Event LogActions Web Interface only on FTP Or disabled for events with a specified severity level Event Actions Web Interface onlyBy their specific IP addresses Events are recordedAssigned will still be logged Recipients onTo which traps will be sent Snmp option in the Network menu Event RecipientsAs described in Event Actions Web Interface only on See Email on the nextTing in Email recipients on Option. See Optimal Email Configuration Issues on Events Menu How to Configure Individual Events Change the 2nd character to B Example, to configure the UPS on battery event, as followsTo log the event, and send traps to trap receivers 1 Ents 1 and 2, change the 3rd character toInterface only on Management Card and Device EventsActions associated with an event, see Event Actions Web System events in the table’s descriptionsEvents are generated by all UPS models Events Menu Events Menu Events Menu Environmental Monitoring SmartSlot Card events Security Features SecurityAuthentication SecurityInterface Security Access MethodsTroubleshooting Problem SolutionManagement Card Troubleshooting Following table describes known Snmp problemsHow to Correct Communication Lost Problems Technical Support on page 74 for information about how toIf Problems Persist APC Worldwide Technical Support Warranty Information Product InformationPersist on Product Information Life-Support PolicyFollowing table identifies the physical specifications SpecificationsFollowing table identifies the electrical specifications Following table identifies the environmental specificationsAccept Changes option, 14 Access IndexIndex Device Manager menu optionsFTP Events, 23 24, 51, 53 Snmp UPS events, listed and described W. a p c c . c o m

AP9606 specifications

The APC AP9606 is a sophisticated environmental monitoring device designed to enhance the functionality and efficiency of data centers and critical IT environments. As part of APC’s suite of infrastructure solutions, the AP9606 is primarily aimed at monitoring conditions in rack-mounted and remote locations. By implementing advanced features and technologies, it ensures that environmental conditions remain optimal to prevent equipment failure and provide high availability for business operations.

One of the main features of the AP9606 is its ability to monitor and report various environmental factors including temperature, humidity, and other critical conditions. This real-time monitoring capability allows IT managers to react promptly to changing environmental variables which can significantly impact server and equipment performance. The device can be connected to a multitude of sensors, enabling users to customize their monitoring setups depending on specific requirements.

The AP9606 utilizes SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) for seamless integration with existing network management systems. This protocol allows easy communication between the device and other network elements, further enabling IT departments to consolidate and manage their infrastructure efficiently. Additionally, support for web-based interfaces gives users the flexibility to access real-time data from virtually anywhere, facilitating remote management capabilities which are crucial for businesses with multiple locations.

In terms of connectivity, the AP9606 is equipped with multiple ports, including an Ethernet port for network connection and optional serial ports for connecting with compatible devices. The inclusion of both wired and wireless options ensures that the device can adapt to various network environments, making it particularly versatile.

One of the standout characteristics of the APC AP9606 is its scalability. As businesses evolve, so do their monitoring needs. The AP9606 can be easily expanded with additional sensor modules, allowing businesses to grow their monitoring capabilities without needing entirely new systems. This flexibility makes it a cost-effective solution in the long run.

In summary, the APC AP9606 environmental monitoring device stands out due to its comprehensive monitoring features, robust connectivity options, and scalability. It is particularly well-suited for data centers and critical infrastructure environments where maintaining optimal conditions is essential. By investing in the AP9606, businesses can ensure they are proactively managing their IT assets, ultimately leading to improved operational performance and reduced risk of equipment failure.