3-Administering the MaxNAS
1.4 Attached UPS Monitor Status
The MaxNAS will monitor and respond to UPS status messages from a compatible attached UPS (for a list of compatible devices, please see appendix D.) To access the UPS monitoring control , select Status
| Item |
| Description | |
| UPS Monitoring |
| Enable or disable UPS monitoring. |
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| Manufacturer |
| Choose the UPS manufacturer and model number from the dropdowns. |
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| Battery Status |
| Current status of the UPS battery |
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| Power |
| Current status of the power being supplied to the UPS |
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| Seconds between power failure and first notification |
| Delay between power failure and first notification in seconds. |
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| Seconds between subsequent power failure notifications |
| Delay between subsequent notifications in seconds. |
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| Shutdown the system when the battery charge is |
| Amount [n] of UPS battery remaining before system should auto- |
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| less than [n]% |
| shutdown. |
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1.5 Power Management
The MaxNAS can turn itself on and off according to a user preset schedule. To control the power schedule, navigate to “Status”
Note:
The MaxNAS will only wake in response to a special network command specific to the Wake on LAN protocol called “Magic Packet.” For more information on how to generate a magic packet as well as WOL, consult your operating system documentation or
1.6 About this MaxNAS (Info)
The About page details the name and firmware revision of the MaxNAS. It is the page that displays upon initial login.
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