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wget –O -
http://admin:12345678@192.168.0.50/Set.cmd?CMD=SetPower+P60=1+P61=0+P62
=0+P63=1
9. Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: I forgot the password and can not enter the administration page now, what can I do?
A1: Use the username super user when logging in to the webpage and then click OK. Turn the
IP Power off for a few seconds, the turn it back on. The default username of admin and password
of 12345678 will be restored. Note: there is a space between super and user.
10. Manual Control Mode
Before using the manual control function it is necessary to UNPLUG / DISCONNECT all of the 4
outlets. To obtain manual control:
1) Press and hold the ON/OFF button (depicted below) for a full 5 seconds or until a sustained
beep noise is heard – this enables manual control mode which can be identified by the
flashing outlet lights
2) The outlet light that is not flashing is the one currently under manual control – this outlet can
be turned on or off by pressing the ON/OFF button
3) To select an alternate outlet to control, press the Cycle button (labeled with a circle with
arrows on it)
4) To disable manual control mode, press and hold the ON/OFF button for 5 seconds or until
you can hear a sustained beep noise – signifying the deactivation of manual control mode
to turn on/off the outlet selected by the cycle button
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11. Remote Browser Control Using a CM/IM4000
The IP Power 9258 is a simple browser controlled power switch, without the security features
needed for open public network connection or remote out-of-band control (dial-in). However when
the IP Power is accessed through an IM42000 gateway or CM4000 console server, the inbuilt
SSH tunneling (SDT) provides secure public access. The IM/CM4000 Management Consoles
also are all preconfigured with the HTTP commands for the IP Power 9258 power strip, so power
strip control is simple:
12. Out-of-Band Access Using a CM/IM4000
The IM/CM4000 gateway provides out-of-band (OoB) access through a dial in modem (or through
an alternate broadband connection for IM4200). To configure the IM/CM4000 for OoB dial-in
access:
1. Connect a modem to the IM/CM4000 console port using a 319004 adaptor with
standard UTP Cat 5 cable (the CM4001 has a DB9 console port, so it will need to use a
31900 and a 319004 adaptor)
2. Configure the IM/CM4000 gateway for OoB dial-in and set up the remote client dial-in
software
3. Configure the IM/CM4000 gateway with the IP Power 9258 as a HTTP accessible Host
(so it can be controlled securely with SDTConnector)
4. Configure SDTConnector so it will access the remote the IM/CM4000 gateway using
dial out, then connect to the IP Power using HTTP