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Chapter 8:Using EmbeddedWeb Control
This chapter briefly describes how to access and use the embedded Web control MasterSwitch feature to
configure and control power output.
Note: For more information on the embedded Web control, see the on-line help provided
with this MasterSwitch feature.

Accessing Web Control

Before you can access the embedded Web control, the network values needed by the MasterSwitch must be
defined, either by the BOOTP server (when BOOTP is enabled, which is the shipping default), or by the console
program (when BOOTP is disabled). When that is done, you can access the embedded Web control from a
Web browser by typing in the name of the MasterSwitch (if that name is defined in the DNS server) or the
MasterSwitch IP address.

Functions

The embedded Web control consists of a series of interactive pages you can access using a Web browser:
nA Master Configuration page allows you control and configure the MasterSwitch, as a unit, to:
qDefine an up to 20-character long name for the MasterSwitch (PDU Name: option).
qDefine a master power on delay time value for providing master power to the outlets (Auto
Power On: option).
qControl master power by turning on, turning off or rebooting all MasterSwitch outlets,
simultaneously (Master: option).
qDefine the amount of time that power remains off during reboot cycles (Reboot Duration:
option).
nEight Outlet Configuration pages allow you to configure and control each MasterSwitch outlet,
individually, to:
qDefine a URL link for the outlet (Device URL: option).
qDefine an up to 20-character long name for the device that connects to the outlet (Device Name:
option).
qDefine a power on value for each outlet so that you can sequence the power output from the
MasterSwitch outlets (Auto Power On: option).
qControl power output from the outlet by turning power off, turning power on or rebooting the
outlet, without affecting any other outlet (Outlet 1: through Outlet 8: option, depending on the
Outlet Configuration page).