HP A1354A, A6584A, A1353A, A1356A, J4373A manual User Accounts submenu, Network Time Protocol submenu

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Network Time Protocol submenu

Option number

Submenu

Description

 

 

 

1

Primary NTP Server

Enables you to enter or change the IP address

 

 

of the primary NTP server

 

 

 

2

Secondary NTP Server

Enables you to enter or change the IP address

 

 

of the secondary NTP server

 

 

 

3

GMT Offset (time zone)

Enables you to select the time zone from the

 

 

table provided

 

 

 

4

Update Frequency (1–8760

Enables you to enter the number of hours that

 

hours)

should pass between each date and time

 

 

update

 

 

 

5

NTP Client

Enables you to enable or disable the NTP

 

 

client

 

 

 

6

Accept Changes

Enables you to save all changes

 

 

 

0

Previous Menu

Returns to the previous menu

 

 

 

Manual Date/Time submenu

Option number

Submenu

Description

 

 

 

1

Change Date

Enables you to enter or change the date

 

 

manually

 

 

 

2

Change Time

Enables you to enter or change the time

 

 

manually

 

 

 

0

Previous Menu

Returns to the previous menu

 

 

 

Daylight Saving Changes submenu

Option number

Submenu

Description

 

 

 

1

Enable/Disable Daylight

Enables you to enable or disable daylight

 

Saving Time

saving time

 

 

 

2

Change Time Offset

Enables you to configure the amount of time

 

 

the clock should change for daylight saving

 

 

time in your region

 

 

 

3

Change Daylight Saving Time

Enables you to configure the day and time that

 

Start

daylight saving should start

 

 

 

4

Change Daylight Saving Time

Enables you to configure the day and time that

 

End

daylight saving should end

 

 

 

0

Previous Menu

Returns to the previous menu

 

 

 

User Accounts submenu

Option number

Submenu

Description

 

 

 

1

Change User Name

Enables you to change a user login name

 

 

 

2

Change Password

Enables you to change a user login password

 

 

 

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Contents HP UPS Management Module User Guide Audience assumptions Contents HP UPS Management Module web interface Technical support Alert messages 104 Overview FeaturesIntroduction HP UPS Power Protection Agent requirements HP UPS Power Protection Agent overviewTypical hardware configurations Configuration B Configuration aConfiguration C Configuration D Configuration E Configuration F Web interface requirements Configuration GSoftware Browser Front panel Component identificationInstalling the management module Installing the HP UPS Management ModuleRequired tools Installing the HP UPS Management Module Connecting the network cable Checking the Error LEDLaunching a terminal emulation program Connecting the configuration cablePress any key in 5 seconds to enter Service menu Configuring the management module for remote accessConnecting devices Installing the HP UPS Management Module Press the Reset button on the management module front panel Installation overview Installing the HP UPS Power Protection AgentInstalling the agent on Windows operating systems Installing the agent using the GUI method Installing the HP UPS Power Protection Agent Installing the HP UPS Power Protection Agent Installing the HP UPS Power Protection Agent Installing the agent using the silent installation method DevManRA.ini Reconfiguring the agent on Windows operating systemsInstalling the agent using the installation script Installing the agent on Linux operating systemsInstaller launches a separate configuration program Log Installing the agent on SlesInstalling the agent on HP-UX operating systems Reconfiguring the agent on Linux operating systemsInstalling the agent on an Itanium system SetupRA Installing the agent using the silent installation method Uninstalling components from Windows systems Reconfiguring the agent on HP-UX operating systemsUninstalling components from Linux systems Uninstalling components from HP-UX systemsInstalling the HP UPS Power Protection Agent HP UPS Management Module web interface Accessing the web interfaceHP UPS Management Module web interface overview Web browserSystem tray icon Signing in to the web interfaceBrowser security alert Secure session for Mozilla or SeaMonkey Establishing a secure session for Internet ExplorerEstablishing a secure session for Firefox Navigating the web interfaceOverview menu Home tabNormal Critical HP UPS Management Module web interface Alarms menu Identification menu HP UPS Management Module web interface Parameters menu HP UPS Management Module web interface Manual Control menu Event Log menu Logs tabHP UPS Management Module web interface Application Log menu My Account menu Setup tabUser Accounts menu Network menu Network Management menu System Information tab Snmp Managers tab Trap Receivers tabRemote Access tab Event Notifications menu Events tab Email Setup tab Snmp Traps tab Attached Devices menuUPS Add / Edit Attached Device screen Controlling a load segmentHP UPS Management Module web interface Power Fail menu Advanced power fail settings Shutdown Events menu Low Battery-Selected Low Battery-DeselectedScheduled Shutdowns menu Add/Edit Scheduled Shutdowns screen Help tabAbout menu Info & Updates menu Contents menuHP UPS Management Module Service Menu overview HP UPS Management Module Service MenuAccessing the Service Menu Telnet sessionTerminal emulation session Navigating the menusHP UPS Management Module Configuration Utility Service MenuUPS Monitor submenu Battery submenu Network Configuration submenuPower Protection submenu Web Access submenu Network Settings submenuRemote Console submenu Snmp submenuSnmp Traps submenu Emails submenuSession Settings submenu System Configuration submenuDate/Time Configuration submenu Network Time Protocol submenu User Accounts submenuOption number Submenu Description Agent does not install on RH Itanium TroubleshootingAttached device communication errors appear Attached device did not shut down gracefullyBrowser incorrectly displays English or Japanese characters Battery Test did not runError LED illuminates or flashes Certificate errorEmail notifications are not received from an HP-UX server Flash update fails over a serial connection FTP error messages appear when connecting through LinuxEvent notification messages do not appear on console screen Event notifications are not being sentInstallShield error code -6001 appears during setup HPFlash does not install image.bin on a PentiumInput frequency shows zero Manual Load Dumped alarm not working Low battery warning is displayedInvalid IP address Links in traps and emails do not work correctly for LinuxNon-admin users cannot log in through telnet No powerOn battery alarm On boost alarmRedundant UPS status Receiving a security errorSilent install did not execute successfully Sles 10 agent does not autostart after power fail or rebootServers running Windows Server 2003 do not restart Unable to locate the .INI files for a silent install Unable to edit devices using telnetTask Bar menu does not clear Unable to discover a UPSUnable to set event delays using telnet Unable to reboot the machineUnable to start the HP UPS Power Protection Agent for Linux Utility alarm Before you contact HP Technical supportHP contact information Regulatory compliance identification numbers Regulatory compliance noticesFederal Communications Commission notice Canadian notice Avis Canadien ModificationsEuropean Union regulatory notice Japanese notice Bsmi notice Alert messages UPS alarmsAlarm text Description Nominal level Systems Insight Manager overview Systems Insight Manager integrationDiscovering the management module Configuring HP SIM to receive trapsConfiguring the management module to send traps to HP SIM Security considerations overview Security considerationsSnmp monitoring Optional power monitoring using SnmpUpdating the firmware overview Updating the firmwareConfiguring the software for redundancy Redundant configurationRedundant configuration Using the HP UPS Management Upgrade Utility Mass configurationHttps Acronyms and abbreviationsMII Index Linux, installing the agent Secure sessions, Internet Explorer