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Minuteman UPS SNMP-32 Series user manual Configuration PPP, Configuration Web/Telnet, PPP Screen

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4-6. Configuration: PPP

This screen is to set the PPP dial-up information for the external modem (Fig. 17).

Fig. 17-PPP Screen

4-7. Configuration: Web/Telnet

This screen is to set-up the User Account information for Web/Telnet (Fig. 18).

1.User Account

A.User Name:

This section is to set a user name for the SNMP-32 card’s Web pages. There can be up to up to eight users. The users have to input the user name and password to view the Web pages.

B.Password:

This section is to set a password for the SNMP-32 card’s Web pages. The users have to input the password and the user name to view the Web pages.

C.Permission:

This section is to set the specified user’s authorizations of Read, or Read/Write.

D.IP Filter:

This section is to set a specific IP address for a certain user. This user can only view the Web pages from the specified IP address. If you want the specified user to view the Web pages from any IP address, you can set the IP Filter to *.*.*.*.

Fig. 18-Web/Telnet Screen

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Minuteman UPS SNMP-32 Series Configuration PPP, Configuration Web/Telnet, PPP Screen, User Account, Web/Telnet Screen

Contents

34000241 Rev1 Web-based monitoring SNMP cardSNMP-32 Series User’s ManualTable of Contents Copyright Para Systems, Inc Unauthorized reproduction prohibited TrademarksConventions used in this guide Note Notes contrast from the text to emphasize their importance1-1. Features 1. IntroductionFig. 1-SNMP-32L Card Status LED Table 1-2. Package ContentsInternal SNMP-32 card Package Contents Fig. 2-SNMP-32S Card1-3. Applications External SNMP-32 card Package Contents SNMP-32L OnlySNMP-32 card and the RPM Remote Power Manager SNMP-32 card and the ATS Automatic Transfer SwitchFig. 3-Internal SNMP-32 Card 2. Installation ProcedureInternal SNMP-32 card External SNMP-32 card SNMP-32L OnlyFig. 6-SNMP Utility Network Selection 3. Setup-ProcedureFig. 7-SNMP Utility Configuration Menu Fig. 5-SNMP Utility GroupFig. 8-SNMP Utility Set IP address for SNMP-32 card Fig. 9-SNMP Utility Advanced setting of SNMP-32 card4-1. Main Menu Fig. 10-SNMP-32 card Login Screen2. Configuration 4. Web Management Interface2. Network Status 4-3. Configuration Network4-2. Information System Status 1. System Information7. Ethernet Connection Type 4-4. Configuration SNMP2. Access Control 6. Secondary DNS Server IPFig. 14-SNMP Screen Fig. 15-Event Screen 3. Trap Notification3. Recipient’s Email Address for Daily Report 4-5. Configuration Email1. Email Setting 2. Recipient’s Email Address for Event Log1. User Account 4-6. Configuration PPP4-7. Configuration Web/Telnet Fig. 17-PPP Screen2. System Time Format mm/dd/yyyy hhmmss 4-8. Configuration System Time1. Internet Time Setting 4-9. Log Information EventFig. 20-Event Log Screen 2. Save Event Log ENV Event ListCPS Event List ATS Event ListFig. 23-Save Event Log Screen 4-10. Log Information Data1. Data Log Fig. 22-Data Log Screen 2. Save Data LogFig. 25-SNMP Utility Network Selection 5. Firmware Upgrade ProcedureFig. 26-SNMP Utility Configuration Menu Fig. 24-SNMP Utility GroupFig. 28-SNMP Utility Download Firmware Complete Fig. 27-SNMP Utility Download FirmwareFig. 29-Telnet Startup 6-1. Telnet ConfigurationFig. 31-Telnet Login 6. TelnetFig. 32-Telnet Main Menu Set IP Address Set SNMP Access ControlReset Configuration to Default Save & Reboot1. UPS Information 7-1. Uninterruptible Power Supply UPSBattery Information 7. Connected DeviceInput Status Battery Status2. UPS Status UPS StatusShutdown UPS Battery mode only Quick Battery TestDeep Battery Calibration Cancel TestFig. 38-Log Graphics Screen 4. Graphic ViewFig. 36-Graphic View Screen Fig. 37-Set Thresholds ScreenUPS Recorded 5. UPS SettingsFig. 39-UPS Settings Screen 6. UPS Schedule UPS PropertiesFig. 41-New Schedule Event Screen 7. RPM Action Fig. 42-RPM Action ScreenFig. 43-RPM Action Screen Outlet Control 7-2. Remote Power Manager RPM1. RPM Status Fig Select RPM Outlet A-HFig. 45-RPM Setting Screen 2. RPM Setting Fig Select RPMPower off Delay Power Resume Delay3. RPM Schedule Fig. 46-RPM Schedule ScreenFig. 47-New Schedule Event Screen 1. CPS Status Fig Fig. 48-CPS Status Screen 2. CPS Configuration Fig NameFig. 49-CPS Configuration Screen 7-3. Current Probe Sensor CPS1. ENV Status Fig Fig. 50-ENV Status Screen 2. ENV Configuration FigFig. 51-ENV Configuration Screen 7-4. Temp/Hum32-Probe ENVInput Power Source B 7-5. Automatic Transfer Switch ATSFig. 52-Automatic Transfer Switch Screen 2. ATS Configuration Fig Input Power Source AAdd the SNMP-32 card Object to the Management Map 8. Configuring the NMSGeneral Network Management Stations HP OpenView Network Node Manager for HP-UX Compile the Device MIBIP Addresses 9. AppendixCommunities GatewaysSubnet Mask Routing and Filtering Problem 10. TroubleshootingProblem ProblemIf you are a consultant Installation SiteWhat are the symptoms? 11. Obtaining Technical AssistanceLIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY 12. Limited Product Warranty