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Power Management
A Cyclades PM IPDU enables you to remotely control and manage power to target devices
attached to the console server. When used in conjunction with the console server, the Cyclades
IPDU delivers management capabilities that integrate the console server and power management
into a single interface.
In addition to Cyclades PM IPDUs, the following power distribution units are supported by the
console server:
• Avocent 1000/2000/3000 Power Management Power Distribution Units (PM PDUs)
• Avocent SPC series power control devices
• Server Technology Sentry
™
family of switched cabinet power distribution units (CDUs) and
CDU expansion devices
• Server Technology Sentry Power Tower XL
™
(PTXL) and Power Tower XM (PTXM) power
devices, Server Technology Sentry Smart CDU
NOTE: Configuration and management of Server Technology Sentry Switched and Smart CDUs, PTXL and
PTXM models must be handled through the DSView 3 software. The DSView 3 server enables the Server
Technology Switched and Smart CDUs, PTXL and PTXM models licensing feature for the selected serial ports in
the console server.
The console server may have multiple IPDUs connected to appropriately configured serial ports.
Devices may be plugged into outlets on the IPDUs and connected to other serial ports on the
console server. In addition, one or more outlets may be configured for each port and controlled
individually or simultaneously with other outlets in a configured group. The console server
administrator may control all outlets or may assign outlets to individual users or groups of users.
Power Management Protocol
The serial port(s) configured with the Power Management protocol allows you to connect and
configure IPDUs using an enabled serial port.
To configure power management protocol:
1. Configure a serial port with the power management protocol.
cli> config physicalports <YY> general protocol pm
CHAPTER
6
- CYCLADES 1
- ACS 5000 1
- Cyclades 3
- ACS 5000 3
- Advanced Console Server 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents v 7
- Overview 9
- Modes of operation 11
- CLI Navigation 12
- Saving CLI changes 13
- Using CLI hotkeys 13
- CLI Global commands 14
- CLI command arguments 15
- Network Configuration 17
- IPv4 and IPv6 addressing 18
- IPv4 Addressing 19
- IPv6 addressing 19
- Host settings 22
- Security Profiles 23
- Enable serial ports 24
- VPN Configuration 25
- TCP keepalive 28
- Structure of the iptables 29
- Rule specification 31
- Match extensions 33
- Multiport extension 35
- Target extensions 35
- Static Routes 38
- Security 41
- [parameter] 42
- User access to serial ports 44
- NIS Client 45
- Kerberos Authentication 47
- LDAP Authentication 51
- Group Authorization 51
- # do_create_otpdb 56
- # adduser [username] 56
- New password: users_passwd 56
- Shadow Passwords 58
- Digital Certificates 58
- # saveconf 59
- X.509 certificate on SSH 60
- Accessing Connected Devices 63
- [parameter] <value> 64
- <value> 65
- Configuration examples 69
- To test a CAS configuration: 71
- # passwd <username> 72
- # runconf 72
- To test a TS configuration: 73
- Administration 77
- The Process Table 78
- Start and Stop Services 78
- Syslog-ng 79
- <pars>’));}; 84
- Syslog Messages 88
- DCD ON/OFF Syslog Messages 88
- Notifications and Alarms 89
- Dual Power Management 91
- Network Time Protocol (NTP) 93
- Session Sniffing 94
- Data Buffering 95
- Linear vs. Circular buffering 96
- Menu Shell 97
- Terminal Appearance 100
- SUDO Configuration Group 101
- Saveconf and Restoreconf 101
- Restoreconf utility 102
- Power Management 107
- Power management utility 108
- IPDU identification 108
- IPDU password 116
- IPDU Firmware Upgrade 116
- SNMP Proxy 117
- Appendices 119
- IPMI configuration 129
- IPMI [ipmitool] 129
- Expressions 130
- To Configure IPMI: 130
- Appendices 123 131
- Line printer daemon 132
- CAS port pool 133
- Appendices 127 135
- YYMMDD is the year/month/day 135
- Billing wizard 136
- Upgrades 138
- Troubleshooting 139
- Boot configuration 143
- CLI administration parameters 143
- Backup configuration 144
- Firmware upgrade 145
- Basic Linux commands 146
- Appendices 139 147
- Appendix D: The vi Editor 148
- Appendices 141 149
- :) and one of 149
- Appendix E: Technical Support 150
- FCC Warning Statement 151
- Canadian DOC Notice 151
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