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11.5.2 Configuring the connected servers

You need to configure the Computer ports to show the connection to the Power device.

To configure the Computer ports:

1.Click a Computer port (connected to the Power device) on the picture of the switch. The Computer Port Configuration box appears.

2.Click the Power tab, the following appears.

Figure 46 Power tab

Power Device – Select the Power device from the drop-down menu. Drop-down menus for the Power switch No and Socket No appear.

Power switch No – When there is more than 1 cascaded Power device, type the cascade level of the device that this output port connects to.

Socket No –Select the socket number of the Power device that the port connects to.

Dual – Where a server has a dual power and requires 2 power sockets, tick the Dual checkbox. A second set of Power configuration Drop-down menus appears, see Figure 47. Make the selections as described above.

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DX System specifications

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