CyberPower AN1302 user manual Introduction, Set-up, Configuration on Windows

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Shutdown NAS in PowerPanel

Introduction

If you want to properly shut down both the computer and the NAS that are being supplied power by a UPS, this manual will guide through the necessary steps. This will allow the NAS to shut down via the SSH service and the computer to shut down gracefully.

If you are only connecting a NAS to the UPS, you do not need this manual. Simply connect USB cable from the UPS to the NAS and refer to user’s manual for the NAS about power management instructions.

Set-up

1.Enable the SSH service on the NAS to allow remote SSH login. QNAP NAS Example:

Log in to the QTS web service and enable Allow SSH connection from Control Panel > Network Services > Telnet/SSH.

Synology NAS Example:

Log in of the DSM web service and check Enable SSH Service from Control Panel > Terminal. (Refers to your NAS user’s manual for more details about SSH service.)

2.Make sure that the PowerPanel Software has been installed on your computer: PowerPanel Person Edition is used on Windows.

PowerPanel for Mac is used on Mac OS X. PowerPanel for Linux is used on Linux.

3.Plug in your NAS and computer to the UPS outlets labeled BATTERY/SURGE or CRITICAL LOAD.

4.Connect the USB or serial cable between the UPS and the computer to allow PowerPanel to communicate with the UPS.

5.Ensure that there is an active network connection between your computer and NAS.

Configuration on Windows

Download SSH client tool

In order to remote control the NAS equipment via SSH service automatically, use plink.exe as the SSH client tool. Visit http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html, click the download for plink.exe from the list and save it to your desired directory.

Edit External Command of PowerPanel Personal Edition

1.Go to PowerPanel Personal Edition installation directory, such as C:\Program Files(x86)\CyberPower PowerPanel Personal Edition is the default directory.

2.Ensure that you are on an administrative permission.

3.Edit default.cmd as shown below to allow the NAS to shutdown. Note that on older versions of Windows systems such as Win98 or ME, the filename may be default.bat.

echo n C:\plink.exe –ssh –pw AdminPassword AdminAccount@IpAddress poweroff

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Contents Application Note AN1302 Content Configuration on Windows IntroductionSet-up Generate an SSH Key Configuration on Mac OSConfigure Proper Delay Time to Turn Off UPS Shutdown Hibernate Off Delay600/delaySu root PasswordClick the Open Directory Utility... button Launch the Terminal from the Applications UtilitiesOo.o Edit External Command of PowerPanel for MacConfiguration on Linux Configure Shutdown Options of Energy SaverClick the Shutdown Options... button Ssh-copy-id -i /root/.ssh/idras.pub AdminAccount@IpAddress Edit External Command of PowerPanel for LinuxEtc/init.d/pwrstatd start SuggestionEtc/init.d/pwrstatd stop Use vi to open /etc/pwrstatd.conf