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SNMP

All user names, passwords, and community names for SNMP are transferred over the network as plain text. If your network requires the high security of encryption, disable SNMP access or set the access for each community to Read. (A community with Read access can receive status information and use SNMP traps.)

When using StruxureWare Data Center Expert to manage a Rack PDU on the public network of an StruxureWare Data Center Expert system, you must have SNMP enabled in the Rack PDU interface. Read access will allow the StruxureWare Data Center Expert device to receive traps from the Rack PDU, but Write access is required while you use the interface of the Rack PDU to set the StruxureWare Data Center Expert device as a trap receiver.

For detailed information on enhancing and managing the security of your system, see the Security Handbook, available at www.apc.com.

Network Port Sharing.

All Rack PDUs in a group can be accessed through the Host Rack PDU via SNMP "rPDU2" OIDs available in our PowerNet-MIB.

The full path to these OIDs is:

iso(1).org(3).dod(6).internet(1).private(4).enterprises(1).apc(318).products(1).hardware(1).rPDU2(26)

Individual Rack PDUs can be identified in the SNMP MIB tables by viewing the corresponding "Module" OIDs in each table. These Module OIDs will return the Display ID of the Rack PDU.

Example Module OIDs: rPDU2IdentModule, rPDU2DeviceConfigModule, rPDU2SensorTempHumidityConfigModule

In order to be backwards compatible with previous versions, the Host Rack PDU will always be the first index in any table that supports multiple Rack PDUs. In addition, after the Rack PDU group is set up, the index order of guest Rack PDUs should not change even if the Display ID is changed or a PDU temporarily loses communication. The index order should only change if you manually remove a Rack PDU from the group.

An MIB table walk should skip the indexes associated with a Rack PDU that has temporarily lost communication.

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Contents User Guide Contents Log on to the Command Line Interface Web Interface Logs Administration Notification Device IP Configuration Wizard Troubleshooting Introduction Product FeaturesTypes of User Accounts Access Priorities for Logging onNetwork Port Sharing Watchdog FeaturesGetting Started TCP/IP configuration methods Establish Network SettingsDhcp and Bootp configuration INI file utilityOption 43 = 01 04 31 41 50 Command Line Interface Recovering from a Lost Password Function Rack PDU Front PanelFunction Display Tree Example Display Tree Example Network Status LED Load indicator LEDCondition Description 10/100 LEDAbout the Command Line Interface Command Line InterfaceLog on to the Command Line Interface Remote access to the command line interfaceAbout the Main Screen Local access to the command line interfaceIPv4 IPv6 Description Only Using the Command Line InterfaceDescription Command SyntaxCode Message Command Response CodesAlarmcount Network Management Card Command DescriptionsAbout Option Arguments DescriptionOption Argument Description BootClrrst Console Delete DateArgument Description DirEventlog DnsExit FormatHelp Option Argument DefinitionNetstat NtpPortSpeed PingPrompt QuitRadius RebootSnmp, snmpv3 ResetToDefSystem Tcpip6 TcpipWeb UserXferStatus XferININetwork Port Sharing Commands Device Command DescriptionsBkLowLoad BkNearOverBkReading BkOverLoadDevLowLoad DevOverLoad DevNearOverDevReading Argument DefinitionHumMin HumLowHumReading PhNearOver PhLowLoadPhOverLoad PhReading SensorName ProdInfoTempMax TempHighTempReading Whoami Supported Web Browsers Web InterfaceLogging On to the Web Interface URL address formats Error Message Browser Cause of the ErrorSymbol Description Web Interface FeaturesTabs Device status iconsQuick Links Other Web interface featuresNetwork Port Sharing on the Web Interface Group Control using Network Port SharingMetered Rack PDU User Guide About the Home Tab Alarm Status viewOverview view Device Management Configuring Load ThresholdsAbout the Device Manager Tab Viewing the Load Status and Peak LoadResetting Peak Load and kWh Configure the Name and Location of the Rack PDUEnvironment Configure Temperature and Humidity SensorsUse the Event and Data Logs LogsEvent log Example event log Rack PDU 4 Device low load Path Logs Data options Data logParameter Description Scp username@hostnameoripaddressdata.txt ./data.txt How to use FTP or SCP to retrieve log filesSetting user access Administration SecurityAuthentication Local UsersRadius Radius Setting DefinitionSummary of the configuration procedure Configure the Radius ServerConfiguring a Radius server on Unix with shadow passwords Supported Radius serversInactivity Timeout TCP/IP and Communication Settings Administration Network FeaturesTCP/IP settings Setting DescriptionAPC Cookie. Tag 1, Len 4, Data 1APC Dhcp response optionsPing Response Port SpeedQuery Type Selected Query Question to Use DNSOption Description WebStatus Telnet 152.214.12.1145000 telnet 152.214.12.114 ConsoleSnmp SNMPv1 SNMPv3 FTP Server Configuring event actions Administration NotificationEvent Actions Types of notificationMetered Rack PDU User Guide Mail notification Active, Automatic, Direct NotificationSend a test message to a configured recipient Snmp Trap Test Snmp trapsSetting Definition Remote Monitoring ServiceSyslog Informational is mapped to Info Identification Administration General OptionsSet the Date and Time ModeDaylight saving Use an .ini FileReset the Rack PDU Event Log and Temperature UnitsChange the default temperature scale Color-code event log textAbout the Rack PDU Configure LinksCapabilities, Requirements, and Installation Device IP Configuration WizardUse the Wizard Select Remotely over the network, and click Next Configure or reconfigure the TCP/IP settings locallySelect Locally through the serial port, and click Next Summary of the procedure How to Export Configuration SettingsContents of the .ini file Retrieving and Exporting the .ini FileDetailed procedures Ftp open ipaddress Event and its error messages Upload Event and Error MessagesMessages in config.ini Errors generated by overridden valuesFile Transfers How to Upgrade FirmwareFirmware File Transfer Methods Benefits of upgrading firmwareUse FTP or SCP to upgrade one Rack PDU Using the Firmware Upgrade UtilityUse Xmodem to upgrade one Rack PDU Using the Firmware Upgrade Utility for multiple upgrades How to upgrade multiple Rack PDUsUsing a USB flash drive to upgrade one Rack PDU Firmware Module Binary File Verify the version numbers of installed firmware Verifying Upgrades and UpdatesVerify the success or failure of the transfer Last Transfer Result codesRack PDU Access Problems TroubleshootingProblem Solution Network Management Card Command Descriptions Appendix a List of Supported CommandsSets manual IPv6 address Device Command Descriptions 990-3429D-001 10/2012 APC Worldwide Customer Support

AP8886, AP88XX, AP8861 specifications

The APC AP8861, part of the AP88XX series, is a highly versatile and advanced power distribution unit (PDU) designed to meet the growing demands of data centers and IT environments. This series encompasses state-of-the-art technologies and features designed to enhance both operational efficiency and reliability.

The AP8861 model is particularly recognized for its modular design, allowing for easy scaling and expansion as data center needs evolve. With a variety of outlet configurations, it can accommodate numerous devices while optimizing power management. The device supports both standard and high-density power distribution, making it suitable for diverse environments, from small server rooms to large-scale data centers.

One of the hallmark features of the AP8861 is its built-in network management capabilities. It allows for real-time monitoring of power consumption, ensuring optimal load balancing and helping prevent overload situations. The device incorporates environmental monitoring through temperature and humidity sensors, enabling administrators to proactively manage operating conditions and mitigate risks to sensitive equipment.

The AP88XX series features advanced Surge Protection, which guards against electrical surges that can damage connected equipment. This is a critical consideration in data centers where the integrity of sensitive electronics is paramount. Additionally, the series supports remote management, allowing IT personnel to monitor and control power distribution from anywhere in the world. This function enhances operational flexibility and facilitates rapid responses to power-related issues.

Another significant characteristic of the AP8861 is its compatibility with APC's software solutions. Integrating seamlessly with IT management platforms enables deeper insights and analytics, leading to informed decision-making regarding power usage and equipment reliability.

The device boasts a high-efficiency design, contributing to reducing overall energy costs. The capability to customize alarm settings for power events and environmental factors further enhances proactive management of the data center environment.

In summary, the APC AP8861 and the entire AP88XX series are engineered for robust performance, enhanced control, and adaptability in power distribution management. Packed with advanced features, this series offers solutions that help businesses optimize their data centers while ensuring maximum uptime and equipment protection, thereby supporting the ever-increasing demands placed on modern IT infrastructures.
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