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Chapter 5: Using the Web Interface
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Tab Data
Asset Strips The connected asset sensor's hardware ID,
boot version, application version and protocol
version.
Note: An outlet's operating voltage is derived from the inlet's rated
voltage. The result of this calculation is rounded off mathematically to
the nearest integer in volt. For example, if the calculation for the
minimum voltage is 380/sqrt(3)=219.39 , the web interface displays
219 V.
3. Enlarge the dialog if necessary. See Resizing a Dialog (on page 49).
4. You can re-sort the list or change the columns displayed. See
Changing the View of a List (on page 48).
5. Click Cl
ose to quit the dialog.
Tip: The firmware version is also available by clicking the PDU folder in the
Dominion PX Explorer pane.
Naming the PDU
The default name for Dominion PX is my PX. You may give it a unique
device name.
To change the device name:
1. Click the PDU folder.
Note: The PDU folder is named "my PX" by default. The name
changes after customizing the device name. See Naming the PDU
(on page 53).
2. Click Setup. The Pdu Setup dialog appears.
3. Type a new name in the Device Name field.
4. Click OK to save the changes.
Modifying the Network Configuration
The network settings you can change via the web interface include IPv4,
wired and wireless settings.
- PX-1000 Series 1
- Safety Guidelines 2
- Safety Instructions 3
- FCC Information 4
- VCCI Information (Japan) 4
- Contents 7
- Contents 10
- Applicable Models 11
- Chapter 1 13
- Introduction 13
- Package Contents 14
- Chapter 1: Introduction 15
- Chapter 2 16
- Rack-Mounting the PDU 16
- Mounting 1U or 2U Models 19
- Chapter 3 22
- Configuring Dominion PX 25
- Contact Closure Sensor LEDs 36
- Chapter 4 40
- Using the PDU 40
- Chapter 4: Using the PDU 41
- Chapter 4: Using the PDU 42
- Three-Digit Row 43
- Two-Digit Row 44
- LEDs for Measurement Units 44
- Automatic Mode 45
- Manual Mode 45
- Circuit Breakers 46
- Chapter 5 49
- Using the Web Interface 49
- Expanding the Tree 55
- Collapsing the Tree 56
- Adjusting the Pane 56
- Warning Icon 59
- Changing the View of a List 60
- Changing the Column 60
- Changing the Sorting 61
- Resizing a Dialog 61
- Viewing the Dashboard 63
- Device Management 63
- Role of a DNS Server 67
- Wired Network Settings 67
- Wireless Network Settings 68
- Changing the SSH Settings 69
- Changing the Telnet Settings 70
- How to Use the Calendar 73
- Enabling Data Logging 74
- User Management 76
- Setting Up Roles 80
- Access Security Control 84
- Enabling the Firewall 85
- Changing the Default Policy 85
- Creating Firewall Rules 86
- Editing Firewall Rules 88
- Sorting Firewall Rules 88
- Deleting Firewall Rules 88
- Enabling User Blocking 89
- Enabling Login Limitations 90
- Enabling Strong Passwords 90
- Enabling Password Aging 91
- Enabling the Feature 92
- Outlet Management 105
- Setting Power Thresholds 110
- Configuring Event Rules 114
- Creating Actions 115
- Creating Rules 116
- Sample PDU-Level Event Rule 118
- Managing Event Logging 122
- Viewing Connected Users 123
- Environmental Sensors 125
- Sensor Measurement Accuracy 131
- States of Managed Sensors 131
- "normal" State 132
- "alarmed" State 133
- Asset Management 134
- Network Diagnostics 140
- Firmware Upgrade 143
- Using SNMP 144
- Accessing the Help 145
- Chapter 6 148
- Downloading 149
- SNMP MIB 149
- Configuring SNMP Traps 150
- SNMP Gets and Sets 151
- Chapter 6: Using SNMP 152
- SNMP Sets and Thresholds 153
- Chapter 7 154
- Help Command 157
- Showing Information 158
- Changing the PDU Name 171
- Example 171
- Setting the Networking Mode 173
- Setting the SSID 174
- Setting the PSK 174
- Setting the BSSID 175
- Changing the LAN Duplex Mode 176
- Setting the IP Address 177
- Setting the Subnet Mask 178
- Setting the Gateway 178
- Changing the HTTP Port 180
- Changing the HTTPS Port 181
- IP Access Control 181
- HTTPS Access 184
- Login Limitation 185
- User Blocking 186
- Strong Passwords 187
- Changing the Outlet Name 190
- Changing the Inlet Name 190
- Changing the Sensor Name 191
- Setting the X Coordinate 192
- Setting the Y Coordinate 192
- Setting the Z Coordinate 193
- Commands for Inlet Sensors 194
- Creating a User Profile 216
- Modifying a User Profile 217
- Deleting a User Profile 222
- Changing Your Own Password 223
- Creating a Role 223
- Modifying a Role 224
- Deleting a Role 226
- Unblocking a User 228
- Resetting Dominion PX 228
- Network Troubleshooting 229
- Retrieving Previous Commands 232
- Logging out of CLI 233
- Appendix A 234
- Specifications 234
- Appendix B 236
- Equipment Setup Worksheet 236
- Appendix C 240
- MAC Address 240
- Appendix D 241
- Appendix E 249
- Using the CLI Command 250
- Appendix F 252
- Attached 252
- Index 255
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