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PS Network Interface Card
U
UPS-OLIPCARD
THANK YOU
Thank you for purchasing a UPS Network Interface Card product. Please read these
instructions thoroughly before installing this product.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Real-time UPS monitoring
Remote Management System software provides management and configuration of the UPS via
web browser
Auto-shutdown to protect servers and workstations from data loss due to power failure
I-00784 Rev B
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..............................................................................................5
INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................9
Key Features.....................................................................................................................................9
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ...............................................................................................................10
APPLICATION ....................................................................................................................................10
UNPACKING.......................................................................................................................................10
INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................11
Hardware Installation.......................................................................................................................11
Definitions for LED Indicators ......................................................................................................11
Configuring the IP Address..............................................................................................................12
Method 1: Using the Middle Atlantic Power Device Network Utility Tool......................................12
Method 2: Using a Command Prompt.......................................................................................... 14
LOGGING INTO THE UPS REMOTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM.......................................................15
UPS SUMMARY .................................................................................................................................16
CONFIGURING UPS SETTINGS .......................................................................................................18
Viewing the UPS Status Screen......................................................................................................18
Viewing the UPS Information Screen ..............................................................................................19
Setting UPS Configurations............................................................................................................. 21
Configuring the UPS Master Switch ................................................................................................25
The UPS Bank (Outlet) Control Screen...........................................................................................26
Renaming Outlets ........................................................................................................................27
Performing UPS Diagnostics...........................................................................................................28
Performing a Battery Test............................................................................................................28
Performing a Runtime Calibration................................................................................................29
Resolving Battery Test Failures ...................................................................................................30
Configuring a UPS Shutdown Schedule.......................................................................................... 30
Configuring Wake on Lan (WoL) Features ......................................................................................32
Configuring Wake on Lan (WoL) Lists.............................................................................................34
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Setting EnergyWise Configurations.................................................................................................35
Viewing the EnergyWise Node List .................................................................................................36
CONFIGURING LOGS AND MAINTENANCE SETTINGS .................................................................39
Viewing Event Logs.........................................................................................................................39
Viewing Status Records ..................................................................................................................40
Configuring Data Log Graphing.......................................................................................................40
Configuring Syslog Settings ............................................................................................................42
Adding Syslog Servers.................................................................................................................42
Testing Syslog Servers................................................................................................................44
Deleting or Editing Syslog Servers ..............................................................................................44
Enabling Syslog ...........................................................................................................................45
Configuring Event and Status Log Maintenance .............................................................................47
CONFIGURING SYSTEM SETTINGS................................................................................................49
Configuring General Settings ..........................................................................................................49
Configuring the System Date and Time .......................................................................................49
Configuring Identification Values .................................................................................................50
Configuring Daylight Saving Time................................................................................................51
Configuring Security Settings ..........................................................................................................52
Configuring Login Authentication.................................................................................................52
Configuring Local Accounts .........................................................................................................53
Configuring Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service (RADIUS) Servers...............................54
Configuring Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Servers ...........................................56
Configuring the Session Control Timeout ....................................................................................58
Configuring Network Service Settings .............................................................................................58
Configuring TCP/IPv4 Settings ....................................................................................................58
Configuring TCP/IPv6 Settings ....................................................................................................60
Configuring SNMPv1 Service Settings ........................................................................................61
Configuring SNMPv3 Service Settings ........................................................................................64
Configuring the Web Service .......................................................................................................66
Configuring the Console Service .................................................................................................68
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Configuring FTP Services............................................................................................................69
Configuring Notification Settings .....................................................................................................70
Configuring Event Action Responses...........................................................................................70
Configuring SMTP Server Settings ..............................................................................................72
Configuring Email Recipients.......................................................................................................73
Configuring Trap Receivers .........................................................................................................75
Configuring the Short Message Service (SMS) ...........................................................................77
Configuring the SMS Recipients..................................................................................................81
Configuring Reset/Reboot Settings .................................................................................................83
Viewing About Information and Saving or Restoring Configurations ...............................................84
RESTORING DEFAULT SETTINGS, PASSWORD RESET, AND FIRMWARE UPGRADES............85
Restoring Default Settings and Resetting Passwords .....................................................................85
Performing a Firmware Upgrade .....................................................................................................86
Confirming Firmware Updates.........................................................................................................89
TROUBLESHOOTING........................................................................................................................91
APPENDIX A: IP ADDRESS SETTINGS FOR UPS-OLIPCARD........................................................92
Locating the Subnet on Your UPS-OLIPCARD ...............................................................................92
Selecting an IP Address for Your UPS-OLIPCARD.........................................................................92
APPENDIX B: HOW TO CONFIGURE A UPS-O
LIPCARD USER ACCOUNT ON AUTHENTICATION
SERVERS...........................................................................................................................................94
WARRANTY .......................................................................................................................................95
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This manual contains important instructions. Please read and follow all instructions carefully during installation and operation of the unit.
Read this manual thoroughly before attempting to unpack, install, or operate the UPS.
CAUTION! The UPS must be connected to a grounded AC
power outlet with fuse or circuit breaker protection. DO NOT
plug the UPS into an outlet that is not grounded. If you need to
power-drain this equipment, turn off and unplug the unit.
CAUTION! The
inside the unit, even when the AC input power is disconnected.
CAUTION! The UPS should be placed near the connected
equipment and easily accessible.
CAUTION! To prevent the risk of fire or electric shock, install in
a temperature and humidity controlled indoor area, free of
conductive contaminants.
CAUTION! (No User Serviceable Parts): Risk of electric
shock, do not remove cover. No user serviceable parts inside.
ervicing to qualified service personnel.
Refer s
CAUTION! (Non-Isolated Battery Supply): Risk of electric
shock, battery circuit is not isolated from AC power source;
hazardous voltage may exist between battery terminals and
ground. Test before touching.
CAUTION! To reduce the risk of fire, connect the UPS to a
branch circuit with 15 amperes (UPS-OL1500R) / 20 amperes
(UPS-OL2200R) / 30 amperes (UPS-OL3000R) maximum
over-current protection in accordance with the Na
Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.
CAUTION! The AC outlet where the UPS is connected should
be close to the unit and easily accessible.
CAUTION! Please use only UL-marked mains cable, (e.g. the
mains cable of your equipment), to connect the UPS to the AC
outlet.
CAUTION! Please use only UL-marked power cables to
connect any equipment to the UPS.
CAUTION! When installing the equipment, ensure that the sum
of the leakage current of the UPS and the connected
equipment does n
CAUTION! The UPS-OL1500R / UPS-OL2200R / UPSOL3000R models may only be installed by qualified
maintenance personnel..
CAUTION! Do not unplug the unit from AC Power during
operation, as this will invalidate the protective ground
insulation.
battery can power hazardous components
tional Electric
ot exceed 3.5mA.
CAUTION! Do not use an improper
cause damage to your equipment and cause fire hazards.
CAUTION! Wiring must be done by qualified personnel.
CAUTION! DO NOT USE FOR MEDICAL OR LIFE SUPPORT
EQUIPMENT! Under no circumstances this unit should be
used for medical applications involving life support equipment
and/or patient care.
CAUTION! DO NOT USE WITH OR NEAR AQUARIUMS! To
reduce the risk of fire, do not use with or near aquariums.
Condensation from the aquarium ca
metal electrical contacts and cause the machine to short out.
CAUTION! Do not dispose of batteries in fire as the battery
may explode.
CAUTION! Do not open or mutilate the battery, released
electrolyte is harmful to the skin and eyes.
CAUTION! A battery can present a risk of electric shock and
high short circuit current. The following precautions should be
observed when working on batteries:
1. Remove watches, rings or other me
2. Use tools with insulated handles.
CAUTION! The unit has a dangerous amount of voltage. When
the UPS indicators is on, the units may continue to supply
power thus the unit’s outlets may have a dangerous amount of
voltage even when it’s not plugged in to the wall outlet.
CAUTION! Make sure everything is turned off and AC power is
disconnected completely before conducting any maintenance,
battery replacement, repairs or shipment.
CAUTION! Connect the Pr
before any other cables are connected.
WARNING! (Fuses): To reduce the risk of fire, replace only
with the same type and rating of fuse.
DO NOT INSTALL THE UPS WHERE IT WOULD BE
EXPOSED TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT OR NEAR A STRONG
HEAT SOURCE!
DO NOT BLOCK OFF VENTILATION OPENINGS AROUND
THE HOUSING!
DO NOT CONNECT DOMESTIC APPLIANCES SUCH AS
HAIR DRYERS TO UPS OUTPUT SOCKETS!
otection Earth (PE) safety conductor
size power cord as it may
n come in contact with
tal objects.
CAUTION! To avoid electric shock, turn off and unplug the unit
before installing the input/output power cord with a ground
wire. Connect the ground wire prior to connecting the line
wires!
SERVICING OF BATTERIES SHOULD BE PERFORMED OR
SUPERVISE
BATTERIES AND THEIR REQUIRED PRECAUTIONS. KEEP
UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL AWAY FROM BATTERIES!
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D BY PERSONNEL WITH KNOWLEDGE OF
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive
Correct disposal of this product: This symbol indicates that this product must not be disposed of with household
waste, according to the WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) and your national law. This product should be taken to a
collection center licensed for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment (EEE). The mishandling of of
this type of waste could have a possible negative impact on the environ
hazardous substances that are generally associated with EEE. At the same time, your cooperation in the correct
disposal of this product will contribute to the efficient use of natural resources. For more information about where you
can take your waste equipment for recycling, please contact your local city office or your household waste collection
service.
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
ment and human health due to potentially
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Co
user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may caus
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interfe
e harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
mpliance Statement
rence that may cause undesired operation.
Industry Canada (IC)
ICES-003 Class A Notice. This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.
EU Regulatory Compliance
This product is tested and complies with the specification for CE marking.
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CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES
Ce manuel contient des instructions importantes. S'il vous plaît lire et suivre attentivement toutes les instructions lors de l'installation et
le fonctionnement de l'unité. Lisez attentivement ce manuel avant de déballer, installer ou utiliser l'onduleur.
ATTENTION! L'onduleur doit être connecté à une prise
d'alimentation secteur à la terre avec protection fusible ou un
disjoncteur. Ne branchez pas le UPS dans une prise qui ne
sont pas mis à la terre. Si vous avez besoin de puissancedrain cet équipement, éteignez et débranchez l'appareil.
ATTENTION! La batterie peut alimenter des composants
dangereux dans l'appareil, même lorsque la puissance
d'entrée CA est débranché.
ATTENTION! L'onduleur doit être placé près de l'équipement
connecté et facilement accessible.
ATTENTION! Pour prévenir le risque d'incendie ou de choc
électrique, installer dans une température et humidité
contrôlées zone
conducteurs.
ATTENTION! (Aucune pièce réparable): risque de choc
électrique, ne pas retirer le couvercle. Aucune pièce réparable
par l'utilisateur. Confiez l'entretien à du personnel qualifié.
ATTENTION! (Alimentation Batterie non-isolé): Risque de
choc électrique, le circuit de la batterie est pas isolé de la
source d'alimentation; tension dangereuse peut exister entre
les bornes de la batterie et la terre. Test a
ATTENTION! Pour réduire le risque d'incendie, de connecter
l'onduleur à un circuit de dérivation de 15 ampères (UPSOL1500R) / 20 ampères (UPS-OL2200R) / 30 ampères (UPSOL3000R) maximale de protection de surintensité en
conformité avec le Code national de l'électricité , ANSI / NFPA
70.
ATTENTION! La prise secteur où l'onduleur est connecté doit
être proche de l'appareil et facilement accessible.
ATTENTION! S'il vous plaît utilisez
câble d'alimentation, (par exemple le câble d'alimentation de
votre équipement), pour connecter l'onduleur à la prise
secteur.
ATTENTION! S'il vous plaît utiliser les câbles d'alimentation ne
UL-marqués pour connecter un équipement à l'onduleur.
ATTENTION! Lors de l'installation de l'équipement, veiller à ce
que la somme du courant de fuite de l'onduleur et l'équipement
connecté ne dépasse pas 3,5 mA.
ATTENTION! Les UPS-0LEBPR-1 / UPS-0LEBPR-2 m
doivent être installés par le personnel de maintenance qualifié.
ATTENTION! Ne pas débrancher l'appareil de l'alimentation
secteur pendant l'opération, car cela annulerait l'isolation de la
terre de protection.
ATTENTION! Pour éviter un choc électrique, éteignez et
débranchez l'appareil avant d'installer le cordon d'alimentation
d'entrée / sortie avec un fil de terre. Branchez le fil de terre
avant de connecter de la lignes.
ATTENTION! Ne pas
cela peut causer des dommages à votre équipement et causer
des risques d'incendie.
ATTENTION! Les travaux de câblage doit être effectué par du
personnel qualifié.
couverte, exempt de contaminants
vant de les toucher.
uniquement UL marqué
odèles
utiliser une taille incorrecte cordon car
ATTENTION! NE PAS UTILISER POUR DES APPAREILS
DE MÉDICAL OU SOUTIEN DE LA VIE! En aucun cas, cet
appareil doit être utilisé pour des applications médicales
impliquant l'équipement de soutien de vie et / ou les soins aux
patients.
ATTENTION! NE
D'UN AQUARIUM! Pour réduire le risque d'incendie, ne pas
utiliser avec ou près des aquariums. La condensation de
l'aquarium peut entrer en contact avec des contacts électriques
métalliques et provoquer à court-circuit.
ATTENTION! Ne jetez pas les batteries au feu, car la batterie
pourrait exploser.
ATTENTION! Ne pas ouvrir ni mutiler la batterie, l'électrolyte
libéré est nocif pour la peau et les yeux.
ATTENTION! Une batterie p
électrique et de courant de court circuit élevé. Les précautions
suivantes doivent être observées lors de travaux sur les
batteries:
1. Retirez montres, bagues ou autres objets métalliques.
2. Utilisez des outils isolés.
ATTENTION! L'unité dispose d'une quantité dangereuse de
tension. Lorsque les indicateurs UPS est en marche, les unités
peuvent continuer à alimenter ainsi les points de vente de
l'unité peut avoir une
quand il est pas branché à la prise murale.
ATTENTION! Assurez-vous que tout est éteint et alimentation
secteur est débranchée complètement avant de procéder à
tout entretien, le remplacement de la batterie, réparations ou
l'expédition.
ATTENTION! Raccorder de la terre de protection (PE)
conducteur de sécurité avant tous les autres câbles sont
connectés.
AVERTISSEMENT! (Fusibles): Pour réduire le risque
d'incend
fusible.
NE PAS INSTALLER L'ONDULEUR OÙ IL SERAIT EXPOSÉ
DIRECTEMENT AU SOLEIL OU PRÈS D'UNE SOURCE DE
CHALEUR!
NE PAS BLOQUER OUVERTURES DE VENTILATION
AUTOUR DU BOÎTIER!
NE PAS CONNECTER APPAREILS DOMESTIQUES, POUR
LES SÉCHOIRS EXEMPLE CHEVEUX, DANS LES PRISES
DE SORTIE DE L'UPS!
ENTRETIEN DES BATTERIES DOIT ÊTRE EFFECTUÉ OU
SUPERVISÉ PAR UN PERSONNEL QUI A CONNAISSANCE
DE BATTERIES ET LEURS PRÉCAUTIONS REQUISES.
GARDER L
BATTERIES!
ie, ne remplacer avec le même type et calibre du
PAS UTILISER AVEC OU PROXIMITÉ
eut présenter un risque de choc
quantité dangereuse de tension même
E PERSONNEL NON AUTORISÉ LOIN DES
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CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES
ATTENTION
Directive sur les déchets d'équipements électriques et électroniques (WEEE)
Elimination correcte de ce produit: Ce symbole indique que ce produit ne doit pas être éliminé avec les ordures
ménagères, conformément à la directive WEEE (2012/19/EU) et à votre législation nationale. Ce produit doit être
déposé dans un centre de collecte agréé pour le recyclage des déchets d'équipements électriques et électroniques
(EEE). La mauvaise manipulation de ce type de déc
et la santé humaine en raison de substances potentiellement dangereuses généralement associées aux EEE. Dans le
même temps, votre coopération dans l'élimination correcte de ce produit contribuera à une utilisation efficace des
ressources naturelles. Pour plus d'informations sur les lieux de recyclage de vos équipements usagés, veuillez
contacter votre mairie ou votre service de
collecte des ordures ménagères.
CONFORMITÉ RÉGLEMENTAIRE
Déclaration de conformité de la Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
: Les changements ou modifications non expressément approuvés par le fabricant peuvent annuler le droit
de l'utilisateur à utiliser l'équipement.
REMARQUE: Cet équipement a été testé et jugé conforme aux limites de la classe A des appareils numériques, conformément à la
section 15 de la réglementation de la FCC. Ces limites sont conçues pour fournir une protection raisonnable contre les interférences
nuisibles lorsque l'équipement est utilisé dans un environnement c
l'énergie radiofréquence et, si non installé et utilisé conformément au manuel d'instruction, peut provoquer des interférences dans les
communications radio. Le fonctionnement de cet équipement dans une zone résidentielle est susceptible de provoquer des
interférences nuisibles, auquel cas l'utilisateur sera tenu de corriger les interférences à ses propres frais.
Cet appareil est conforme à la partie 15 des règlements de la FCC. Le fonctionnement est soumis aux deux conditions suivantes:
hets pourrait avoir un impact négatif possible sur l'environnement
ommercial. Cet équipement génère, utilise et peut émettre de
1. Cet appareil ne doit pas causer d'interférences nuisibles.
2. Cet appareil doit accepter toute interférence reçue, y compris les interférences susceptibles de provoquer un fonctionnement
indésirable.
Industrie Canada (IC)
ICES-003 Avis NMB-003, Classe B. Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
Conformité Réglementaire au EU
Le produit est testé et conforme aux spécifications du marquage CE.
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INTRODUCTION
The Middle Atlantic Network Interface Card (UPS-OLIPCARD or just OLIPCARD) allows for remote
monitoring and control of a UPS attached to a network. After you install the hardware and
an IP address, you can access, monitor, and control your UPS from anywhere in the world.
a web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox to access your UPS. Servers and workstations
can be protected by the UPS utilizing the Power Manager to shutdown properly when
the OLIPCARD.
configure
Just use
signaled by
Key Features
Real time UPS monitoring
Remote Management System software provides management and configuration of the UPS via
web browser
User upgradeable firmware downloads and Remote Management System software updates
available from www.middleatlantic.com or contact support at 1-800-266-7225.
Auto-shutdown to protect servers/workstations from data lose due to power failure
Schedule shutdown/start-up/reboot of the UPS via remote control
Event logging to trace UPS operational history
Graphic data logging for analyzing power conditions
Save and restore configuration settings
Event notifications via Email, SNMP traps, Syslog, and SMS
Support IPv4/v6, SNMPv1/v3, HTTP/HTTPs, DHCP, NTP, DNS, SMTP, SSH, Telnet, FTP, and
Syslog protocol
Support Email Secure Authentication Protocols: SSL, TLS
Support External Authentication Protocols: RADIUS, LDAP, LDAPS, Windows AD
SNMP MIB available for free download from www.middleatlantic.com
Quick installation and user friendly interface
Hot-swappable
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Windows® 7 32/64-bit or later with .Net 4.0 Framework or later
A computer with a Windows or Linux Operating System (for optional Power Manager Client)
An Ethernet connection to an existing network
NMS (Network Management Station) compliant with SNMP (for optional NMS management)
APPLICATION
UNPACKING
Inspect the Network Management Card upon receipt. The package should contain the following:
Middle Atlantic OLIPCARD
Quick Start Guide
Spare Jumper
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INSTALLATION
Hardware Installation
To install your UPS-OLIPCARD into your UPS:
1. Remove the two retaining screws from the expansion slot and remove the cover.
2. Install the Middle Atlantic UPS-OLIPCARD into the expansion slot.
3. Insert and tighten the retaining screws.
4. Connect an Ethernet cable from your network into the Ethernet port of the Middle Atlantic UPSOLIPCARD.
NOTE: The Middle Atlantic UPS-OLIPCARD is hot-swappable, so you do not need to turn off the UPS
to install it.
Definitions for LED Indicators
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Receiving/transmitting data packet.
Reset finished.
Link LED Color Condition
Off The OLIPCARD is not connected to the Network/or the OLIPCARD power is off.
On (Yellow) The OLIPCARD is connected to the Network.
RX/TX LED Color Condition
Off The OLIPCARD power is off.
On (Green) The OLIPCARD power is on.
Flashing
Configuring the IP Address
Method 1: Using the Middle Atlantic Power Device Network Utility Tool
1. Install the Middle Atlantic Power Device Network Utility Tool from www.middleatlantic.com.
Double click the “Middle Atlantic UPS-IPCARD Setup Utility” installation file,
MAP_SNMP_Setup.msi to begin the installation.
2. After installation is complete, run the “Middle Atlantic UPS-IPCARD Setup Utility” program from
All Programs > Middle Atlantic UPS-IPCARD Setup Utility.
The main dialog of the “Middle Atlantic Products UPS-IPCARD Setup Utility” program is shown
as follows.
3. The configuration tool will display all Middle Atlantic network cards of present on the same
network. Click Refresh to search the entire local network for SNMP cards.
4. Select the OLIPCARD you are setting up.
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5. Click Tools > Device Setup or double click the OLIPCARD you want to configure.
6. You can modify the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway address for the Device MAC
Address listed in the Device Network Settings window, as follows. The factory default IP
Address is 192.168.20.177, the default Subnet Mask is 255.255.255.0.
7. To modify the IP Address, Subnet Mask, or Gateway Address, enter the new addresses into
the corresponding fields and then click Save.
8. You will need to enter a User Name and Password for the OLIPCARD in the authentication
window, as follows. Default user name: admin; Default password: admin.
After logging in for the first time, the system forces you to change the default password for
security purposes.
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If the IP address is successfully set, you will see a message confirming the IP set up is OK, as
follows.
9. Click OK.
Method 2: Using a Command Prompt
INSTALLATION
1. Obtain the MAC address from the label on the OLIPCARD. Each Interface card has a unique
MAC address.
2. Use the ARP command to set the IP address.
Example: If you want to assign the IP Address 192.168.10.134 for the OLIPCARD, which has
a MAC address of 00-0C-15-00-FF-99:
a. Type in the following command prompt from a PC connected to the same network as the
OLIPCARD:
arp-s 192.168.10.134 00-0C-15-00-FF-99
b. Press Enter.
3. Use the Ping command to assign a size of 123 bytes to the IP.
a. Type ping 192.168.10.134 -1 123.
b. Press Enter.
c. If replies are received, your computer can communicate with the IP address.
For more information about selecting an IP address for your OLIPCARD, see “Appendix A: IP
Address Settings for UPS-OLIPCARD” on page 92.
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LOGGING INTO THE UPS REMOTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The UPS Remote Management system is a browser-based interface to your OLIPCARD. With your IP
address configured, enter it into a web browser in order to log into the system.
To log into the UPS Remote Management system:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management system using one of the two available accounts:
Default administrator credentials are admin/admin.
Default viewer credentials are guest/guest.
NOTE:
The administrator can access and control all functions, including enabling and
disabling the viewer account. The viewer account can read all functions but with
no ability to change any settings.
After logging in as the administrator for the first time, the system forces you to
change the default password for security purposes.
The administrator account is also used for the FTP, Telnet login, Middle Atlantic
Products UPS-IPCARD Setup Utility.
Only one user can log in and access the device at a time.
You can configure how long the system takes before logging you out due to
inactivity.
For more information, see “Configuring the Session Control Timeout” on page 58.
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UPS SUMMARY
The UPS summary screen provides a dashboard that includes information for current conditions, UPS
status, system data, and recent events.
To view UPS summary information:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click Summary.
3. The Current Condition section of the screen displays the current operating condition of UPS.
4. The UPS Status section of the screen displays the following:
Battery Capacity: Remaining battery capacity
Load: Current load as a percentage of max. load
Remaining Runtime: On battery run-time
5. The System Data section of the screen displays the following:
Name: UPS name (editable field)
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Location: UPS location (editable field)
Contact: Primary contact (editable field)
Uptime: Time since last power on
6. The Recent Device Events section of the screen displays the following:
Recent Device Events: Provides the date and time of the event along with an event
description. The maximum number of events displayed is five.
UPS SUMMARY
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CONFIGURING UPS SETTINGS
UPS menus include configuration interfaces for Status, Information, Configuration, Control, Outlet
Control, Diagnostics, and Schedule. The following topics cover the interfaces in more detail.
Viewing the UPS Status Screen
To view the UPS status screen:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > Status.
3. The Input section of the screen displays the following:
Status: Displays the present status of the utility power supplied to the UPS.
Voltage: Current input voltage (utility power)
Frequency: The present frequency of the utility power supplied to the UPS.
4. The Output section of the screen displays the following:
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Status: Displays the present status of the output power the UPS is supplying to
connected equipment.
Voltage: Output voltage of the UPS
Frequency: Output frequency
Load: Load expressed as a percentage of maximum load
Current: The UPS output current in Amps.
Non-Critical Load (NCL): Display the present status of the NCL outlet.
5. The Battery section of the screen displays the following:
Status: Displays the present status of the battery packs.
Remaining Capacity: Remaining battery capacity
Remaining Runtime: On battery run-time
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Voltage: The present voltage of the UPS battery.
6. The System section of the screen displays the following:
Status: Displays the present operating status of the UPS.
Temperature: Internal temperature of the UPS
Viewing the UPS Information Screen
To view the UPS information screen:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click UPS > Information.
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3. The Information screen displays the following:
Model Name: The model name of the UPS
Voltage Rating: The nominal operating voltage rating
Working Frequency: The frequency of the UPS input/output power
Power Rating: The capacity of the UPS in Volt-Amperes (VA)
Current Rating: The output current rating in amps (Amps) of the UPS
Load Power: The power rating of the UPS in watts (Watts)
Battery Voltage Rating: The DC voltage rating of the battery
Firmware Version: The revision number of the UPS firmware
USB Firmware Version: The revision number of the UPS USB firmware
LCD Version: The revision number of the UPS LCD firmware
Next Battery Replacement Date: The date that the batteries were last replaced. This
date should only be set after performing a battery replacement. If this date is not set, it
is recommended that this date should be set immediately.
NCL Bank: The amount of the Non-Critical Load
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Extended Battery Pack: The amount of external battery packs connected to the UPS
Installation Place: Click the Find it button to sound an alarm and flash the LED
indicators in order to identify your specific UPS when installed among others.
Setting UPS Configurations
To set the UPS configurations:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > Configuration.
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3. In the Supplied Power field, select the desired output voltage provided to connected
equipment.
4. Enter Utility Power Failure Condition settings as follows:
a. High/Low Input (or Output) Voltage Threshold: When the utility input or output voltage
exceeds this configured the threshold, the UPS will supply battery power to the connected
equipment.
b. Utility Sensitivity: When the UPS detects the utility voltage is out of range, the UPS
switches to battery
mode to protect the equipment plugged into the UPS. Low sensitivity
has a looser voltage range and the supplied power may vary more widely.
For example, the power from a fuel generator may cause the UPS to switch to battery
mode more frequently, and therefore a lower sensitivity is recommended.
When your UPS switches to battery mode less often it saves more battery power. However,
a high sensitivity and switching to battery mode more often allows the UPS to supply the
more stable power to connected equipment.
c.Frequency Tolerance: Sets the acceptable range of the input frequency. A power failure
condition is met when input frequency is outside of this configured tolerance.
5. Enter Operation settings as follows:
a. Normal: Normal working mode of the UPS.
b. Generator Mode: If the UPS uses a generator as its input power, this option should enable
the UPS to function normally. If this option is selected, the UPS will be kept from entering
Bypass mode in order to protect the connected equipment.
c.ECO Mode: The Online UPS is in Economy mode. In this configuration, the UPS enters
Bypass mode when the input voltage/frequency is in the range of configured thresholds.
Once the utility voltage/frequency exceeds thresholds, the UPS will supply power to its
loads.
d. Manual Bypass: Determines whether to allow the UPS to enter Manual Bypass mode. If
this option is enabled, the UPS enters Bypass mode.
e. Exclusi
ve Days: Configures the specific days to apply the configured Operation Mode.
f. Exclusive Time: Configures the specific time to apply the configured Operation Mode.
6. Enter Bypass settings as follows:
a. Bypass Condition: In the Bypass Condition field, select one of the following options:
No Bypass: If this option is selected, the UPS will not enter Bypass mode and will
stop supplying output power.
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Check Volt/Freq: If the utility voltage is in the range configured in the High/Low
Bypass Voltage and the utility frequency is in the range configured in Frequency
Tolerance, the UPS will enter Bypass mode. Otherwise the UPS will stop supplying
output power.
Check Volt Only: Only if the utility voltage is in the range of the High/Low Bypass
Voltage, the UPS will enter Bypass mode. Otherwise the UPS will stop supplying
output power.
NOTE: When the UPS is turned off, it automatically is switched to Bypass Mode.
b. Voltage Upper Bound: Use the drop-down to select 10% or 15% as the upper bound
voltage that, when crossed, the UPS comes out of Bypass mode.
c.Voltage Lower Bound: Use the drop-down to select 10%, 15%, or 20% as the lower bound
voltage that, when crossed, the UPS comes out of Bypass mode.
7. Enter Power Restore settings as follows:
When utility power is restored, the UPS is turned on automatically and provides power to a
computer connected via USB or RS-232. If the computer BIOS is set to boot when the power is
restored the computer is automatically restarted.
a. Automatic Restore: When this option is enabled, the UPS restores output immediately
when utility power is restored. When this option is disabled, the UPS will not restore output
at that moment and you must turn it on manually.
b. Recharged Delay: When the utility power is restored, the UPS starts to recharge until the
specified delay time has expired, and then output power is restored.
c.Recharged Capacity: When the utility power is restored, the UPS starts to recharge until the
specified battery capacity is met, and then output power is restored.
d. Returned Delay: The Returned Delay takes effect every time the
UPS is turned on. This
also includes the scheduling and user controlling task.
e. Line Stable Delay: When the UPS is in battery mode and utility power restored, the UPS
waits for the specific delay time to change battery mode to line mode. When the UPS
battery is already lower than the configured Low Battery Threshold and utility power
restored, the UPS returns to line mode immediately.
8. Enter Battery settings as follows:
a. Low Battery Threshold: An alarm sounds when the UPS is supplying battery power and
the remaining capacity is lower than the configured threshold.
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b. External Battery Pack: Set the amount of external battery packs. This allows for an
accurate runtime estimate based upon the total number of batteries.
c.Periodical Battery Test: Set an interval of every 1, 2, 3, or 4 weeks to have the system
perform a reoccurring battery test, if desired.
9. Enter System settings as follows:
a. Cold Start: Set to allow your UPS to start in the absence of input power. When this option
is enabled, the UPS may be t
urned on without having input.
b. Audible Alarm: With this option enabled, the UPS sounds an alarm when supplying battery
power or the output is overloaded.
c.Dry Relay Function: This configures the power condition for the UPS dry relay to trigger
when the selected condition is met. Refer to the “Online UPS User Manual” at
www.middleatlantic.com for more information about advanced UPS dry relay utilization.
The following Dry Relay Function power conditions may be selected:
Utility Failure: The utility power fails and the UPS is using battery power.
Low Battery: The battery capacity is too low to support a shutdown procedure for the
connected computers.
Alarm: The UPS is issuing the audible alarm due to the occurrence of warning events,
such as an overload.
Bypass: The UPS has switched to Bypass mode due to an overload or a UPS fault.
UPS Fault: The UPS could be malfunctioning due to hardware fault, such as an
inverter fault, a bus fault, or overheating.
d. Screen Save Time: This specified delay time determines when the LCD screen turns off
after no UPS button is pressed or no power event occurs.
e. Wiring Fault Detecting: With this option enabled, the UPS detects if the UPS wiring is not
grounded or is reversed. This option should only be enabled after verifying the UPS wiring
has ground co
nnection.
f. Over Discharge Protection: With this option enabled, the OLIPCARD forces the UPS into
Sleep Mode and turns the output off if the UPS is in Battery Mode with 0% load and the
status remains that way for the specified time setting of 20, 40 or 60 minutes as selected.
10. Enter Non-Critical (NCL) Outlet Bank settings as follows:
a. Turn Off Threshold: When supplying battery power, the UPS powers off this NCL outlet if
the remaining battery capacity is lower than the threshold specified in this field.
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b. Turn Off Delay: When supplying battery power, the UPS powers off this NCL outlet after
the specified delay time is met.
c.Turn On Delay: When the utility power restores, the UPS restores the output of this NCL
outlet after the delay time is met. This prevents excessive power consumption caused by all
the connected equipment starting at the same time.
Configuring the UPS Master Switch
To configure the UPS master switch:
CONFIGURING UPS SETTINGS
1. Log into the UPS Remote M
anagement System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > Control.
3. Select Reboot UPS, Turn UPS Off (Standby Mode), or UPS Sleep (Sleep Mode) and make
the following configurations:
If selecting Reboot UPS to turn the UPS off and back on, configure the following
settings:
a. Shutdown Delay: How long the UPS waits before it turns off in response to a
Reboot UPS
b. Reboot Duration: Period of time between powering off and powering on after
issuing the Reboot command
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If selecting Turn UPS Off (Standby Mode) to put the UPS into standby mode, configure
the following settings:
a. Shutdown Delay: How long the UPS waits before it turns off in response to a
Standby Mode
If selecting UPS Sleep (Sleep Mode) to suspend UPS operation for a predefined period
of time, configure the following settings:
a. Sleep Delay: How long the UPS waits before it turns off in response to Sleep Mode
commands
4. Click Next.
The UPS will turn off in approximately 0 seconds. Once off, the UPS restarts after 10 seconds
The UPS Bank (Outlet) Control Screen
The Bank Control screen displays the current state of your outlets, and provides ON/OFF control for
the Non-Critical Outlet Bank. The Outlet index and Device Name displays the device name being
provided power via the specific outlet.
To configure UPS outlet controls for bank outlet models:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > Bank Control.
3. The Outlet Control screen displays the current state of, and provides ON/OFF control for the
Non-Critical Outlet Bank.
4. Select the ON/OFF control using the radio buttons.
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Choose ON to turn the outlets on immediately. Choose OFF to turn the outlets off immediately.
5. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Renaming Outlets
To rename outlets:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > Bank Control.
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3. Click the outlet you wish to change under the Device Name column.
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The Device Name Configuration screen appears.
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4. Enter the desired name in the Device Name field.
5. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Performing UPS Diagnostics
The Diagnostics screen provides Battery Tests and Runtime Calibrations. These functions help you
verify if the UPS can supply adequate battery runtime for the connected computers to shutdown
properly. You should perform a complete runtime calibration to ensure an accurate estimate of the
runtime for your connected load.
Performing a Battery Test
To perform a battery test:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click UPS > Diagnostics.
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3. In the Battery Test section of the screen, view the Last Test Result and Last Test Date
information after running a battery test.
One of the following Last Test Results appear:
PASSED: The battery works normally.
FAILED: The UPS battery test failed.
LAST TEST DATE: Shows the date of the last test performed.
Performing a Runtime Calibration
NOTE:
Frequent calibration will shorten the life of your batteries. Middle Atlantic Products
recommends one or two calibrations per year.
All outlets must be on in order to perform this function.
The calibration process causes the batteries to completely discharge. If a utility power failure
occurs during the calibration, the UPS will not support the connected equipment.
To perform a runtime calibration:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click UPS > Diagnostics.
The runtime calibration synchronizes the runtime estimate with the current load and battery
capacity. When a runtime calibration initiates, the “Calibration is Initiated” event occurs. A
runtime calibration will discharge the batteries completely. The batteries will be recharged
automatically following a calibration.
3. View the Estimated Runtime, Last Elapsed Runtime, Last Calibration Result, and Last
Calibration Date after performing or cancelling a calibration.
Estimated Runtime provides the estimated runtime of the batteries under the present
load conditions.
Last Elapsed Runtime shows the elapsed time of the last calibration.
Last Calibration Results show as one of the following:
o PASSED: Runtime calibration passed and the batteries are normal.
o FAILED: The UPS failed during the runtime calibration.
o CANCELLED: The runtime calibration was stopped before completion.
Last Calibration Date provides the date of the results.
4. Click Start to initiate a runtime calibration.
5. Click Abort to stop the runtime test before it is complete.
The Runtime Calibration will display the results either after the calibration finishes or you
cancel the calibration.
Resolving Battery Test Failures
To resolve a battery test failure:
1.Clear the Remaining Runtime is Insufficient event and/or the Output is Overloaded event and
run another battery test.
2.Replace
3.Contact technical support at 1-800-266-7225 for more information about Middle Atlantic Product’s
the batteries if the battery test fails again.
Battery Replacement Program.
Configuring a UPS Shutdown Schedule
To configure a UPS shutdown schedule:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click UPS > Schedule.
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3. The Shutdown section of the screen shows standby schedules in waiting and provide details
for Name, Status, Shutdown Time, Restore Time, Frequency, and Bank.
4. In the Add New Shutdown Schedule section of the screen, choose from Once, Daily, or
Weekly as follows:
Once: The user may set a specific date and time for the UPS standby mode.
Daily: Set a specific time of the day for the UPS standby mode.
Weekly: Set a specific day and time of the week for the UPS standby mode.
5. Click Next.
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The Add New Shutdown Schedule screen appears.
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6.Enter values for the following fields:
Use the Active check box to Enable or Disable the shutdown.
In the Name field, enter the desired name of the schedule.
In the Bank drop-down, select which back you wish to shut down.
In the Shutdown Time fields, select a date and time for the shutdown.
Use the Restore Time radio buttons to select Never, Instant, or specify a date and time to
restore the system.
7.Click Apply.
Configuring Wake on Lan (WoL) Features
To configure wake on LAN features:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > Wake on Lan > Features.
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The WoL Features screen appears.
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3. In the Wake Conditions section of the screen make the following settings:
a. Select the UPS Turn On check box to allow the registered network device to turn on the
UPS during a power event.
b. Select the Utility Power Restore and Output is Supplied check box, select or clear as
desired. When enabled, the registered network device may be turned on by the UPS during
a power event. When enabled, the registered network device can turn on the UPS
4. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.: Click Reset to clear any values
selected on the screen.
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Configuring Wake on Lan (WoL) Lists
To configure wake on LAN lists:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > Wake on Lan > Features.
The WoL Lists screen appears.
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3. Click New.
The Add Wake on Lan Receiver screen appears.
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4. Select the Enabled check box to activate the receiver.
5. In the IP Address field, enter the desired IP address.
6. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Setting EnergyWise Configurations
To set EnergyWise configurations:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > EnergyWise > Configurations.
The EnergyWise Configuration screen appears.
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The CISCO EnergyWise version number is shown.
3. Select Enable to turn on CISCO EnergyWise support.
4. In the Service port field, enter the port number for the system to use when communicating
with EnergyWise.
NOTE: This port number must be the same as the one used on the Cisco switch. The field is
limited to 31 characters.
5. In the Domain Name field, enter the domain name of the EnergyWise solution.
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NOTE: This domain name must be the same as the one used on the Cisco switch. The field is
limited to 31 characters.
6. Select Off-State Cache to add the endpoint into the cache of EnergyWise’s switch list after a
reboot.
7. Select Secure Mode to enable the use of a shared secret.
8. In the Shared Secret field, enter the shared secret for the EnergyWise domain.
NOTE: The Shared Secret must be the same as the one used on the Cisco switch. The field is
limited to 31 characters.
9. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Viewing the EnergyWise Node List
A Node is the basic monitoring unit in CISCO EnergyWise. Set automatically, the nodes have a
Name, Role, Keywords, and Importance that the CISCO Switch uses to filter them. A CISCO Switch
can also be used for monitoring or switching the nodes on or off.
To view the EnergyWise node list:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click UPS > EnergyWise > Node List.
The EnergyWise Node List screen appears.
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3. The following Parent and Children nodes appear:
UPS_Base: This parent node represents the OLIPCARD. A wattage reading is passed
to your CISCO EnergyWise indicating the OLIPCARD’s power consumption.
UPS: This child node represents the UPS. A wattage reading is passed to your CISCO
EnergyWise indicating the whole UPS’s power consumption.
CLBank1: This child node represents the CL Bank. A wattage reading is passed to your
CISCO EnergyWise indicating the CL Bank’s power consumption.
NCLBank1: This child node represents the NCL Bank. A wattage reading is passed to
your CISCO EnergyWise indicating the NCL Bank’s power consumption.
4. Click the Parent Node.
The EnergyWise Parent Configuration screen appears.
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5. Each parent and child node appears with configurable attribute values that appear as the
following columns:
Name: The configurable name used to identify each outlet.
Role: This field is reserved for describing the function the outlet serves. The field is
limited to 31 characters.
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Keywords: This field is used for further describing the outlet. The field is limited to 31
characters.
Importance: This field is a value between 1 and 100 to indicate the outlet’s importance
as high or low, respectively.
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CONFIGURING LOGS AND MAINTENANCE SETTINGS
Logs menus include configuration interfaces for Event Logs, Status Logs, and Maintenance. The
following topics cover the interfaces in more detail.
Viewing Event Logs
To view event logs:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click Log > Event Logs.
3. Event logs display event history together with a date and a time stamp, and a brief description
of the event.
NOTE:
Time stamp is in 24-hour format.
Events to be recorded are saved via your web browser settings on the computer from
which you are accessing the Remote Management System.
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Viewing Status Records
The status records display a list of records along with a date and time stamp.
To view status records:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click Log > Status Records.
3. Status logs display UPS status history together with a date and time stamp. The data
presented is the same as shown on the UPS > Status screen with the following exceptions:
Input min(V): The minimum input (line) voltage recorded since the last snapshot
Input max(V): The maximum input (line) voltage recorded since the last snapshot
Configuring Data Log Graphing
Graphing may be used to diagram status record data.
To configure data log graphing:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click Log > Graphing.
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3. In the Graph Period section of the screen, configure the range of desired data by selecting
one of the following options:
Select the Last radio button to choose an amount of days from the drop-down.
Select the From – to radio button to specify a range of dates and times.
4. In the Graph Data section of the screen, select the data values you wish to include in your
graph.
5. Select the Display All Nodes in Detail check box in the Graph Node section of the screen to
display all of the Graph Data value data points you selected along the plotted line of your
graph.
6. Click Draw.
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The graph appears on the lower part of the screen.
NOTE:
Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Click Launch Graph in New Window to display the graph in a separate window instead
of the lower part of the screen.
Configuring Syslog Settings
Configuring syslog settings includes procedures to add and test syslog servers and enable the
functionality. The following topics cover the interfaces in more detail.
Adding Syslog Servers
To add a syslog server:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on
page 15.
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2. Click Log > Syslog.
3. Click Add Server.
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The Syslog Server screen appears.
4. Enter a Server IP address of the Syslog server as desired.
5. Enter a Server Port value for the UDP port of the Syslog server.
6. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
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Testing Syslog Servers
To test a syslog server:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click Log > Syslog.
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3. Click TEST.
The Syslog Server is then sent the configured test event complete with a severity and
message from the OLIPCARD.
Deleting or Editing Syslog Servers
To delete or edit a syslog server:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click Log > Syslog.
3. Click the IP address.
The Syslog screen appears.
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4. Make changes as desired.
5. Click Apply.
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NOTE:
Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Click Delete to remove the selected Syslog server.
Enabling Syslog
To enable syslog:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click Log > Syslog.
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3. Select the Enabled check box to turn on Syslogs for the servers you configured.
4. In the Facility Code drop-down, select which program type is being used to log the message.
5. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
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Configuring Event and Status Log Maintenance
To configure event and status log maintenance:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click Logs > Maintenance.
3. In the Event Logs section of the screen, enter the following:
a. In the Clear All Logs field, select No or Yes as desired for the current event logs.
The Number of Events Logged is shown. This includes the number of existing events and
the maximum number of event logs.
b. Click Save next to the Save Event Logs label to store existing event logs into a text file.
4. In the Status Records section of the screen, enter the following:
a. In the Recording Interval drop-down, select the desired data sample rate. A smaller time
interval will allow for more frequent recordings but the UPS will maintain them for a shorter
period. A longer interval will provide less frequent recordings, but the UPS will maintain
them for a longer period.
b. In the Clear All Records field, select No or Yes as desired for the current data logs.
The Remaining Time is shown. This is the remaining recordable time based on the
configured recording interval.
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c.Click Save next to the Save Status Records label to store existing status records into a text
file.
5. Click Apply.
NOTE:
Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Old event log and status record data is automatically deleted when there is no space
available to record.
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CONFIGURING SYSTEM SETTINGS
System menus include configuration interfaces for a General, Security, Network Service, Notification,
Reset/Reboot, and About. The following topics cover these sections in more detail.
Configuring General Settings
General settings include configurations for Time, Identification, and Daylight Saving Time. The
following topics cover the interfaces in more detail.
Configuring the System Date and Time
To configure the system date and time:
1. Log into the UPS Rem
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > General > Time.
ote Management System.
5. The following Current Settings appear:
Time: The current date and time settings of the card.
Status: Displays the Status configuration
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Next NTP Update: The remaining time before next automatic update (if NTP selected)
6. In the System Time Configuration section of the screen, make the following settings:
a. Select the Time Zone as desired.
b. Select the Date Format as desired.
c.Select your NTP Server or Manual Setup as follows:
If selecting NTP Server, make the following settings:
i. Enter the Primary NTP Server IP address
ii. Enter the Secondary NTP Server IP address
iii. Enter the Update Interval by providing the frequency (in hours) to update the
date and time from NTP server.
iv. Select the Update Right Now check box to update immediately
If selecting Manual Setup, make the following settings:
i. Enter Date
j. Enter Time
7. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Identification Values
To configure identification values:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > General > Identification.
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3. Configure the following Identification settings:
In the Name field, enter a familiar name for your OLIPCARD.
In the Location field, enter the location of your UPS.
In the Contact field, name who to contact for service or help.
NOTE: Fields are limited to 15 characters
4. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Daylight Saving Time
To configure daylight saving time:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click System > General > Daylight Saving Time.
3. In the DST Configuration section of the screen, select your configuration as follows:
If selecting Disable, no DST configuration is applied.
If selecting Traditional US DST time (Second Sunday in March to First Sunday in
November), the corresponding DST plan is applied.
If selecting Manual DST Date Time, make the following settings:
a. In the Start fields, select a time, occurrence, day, and month.
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b. In the End fields, select a time, occurrence, day, and month.
4. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Security Settings
Security settings include configurations for Authentication, Local Account, RADIUS Configuration,
LDAP Configuration, and Session Control. The following topics cover the interfaces in more detail.
Configuring Login Authentication
To configure login authentication:
1. Log into the UPS Remo
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Security > Authentication.
3. Select one of the following options:
Local Account: Select to have the user log into the OLIPCARD with a user name and
te Management System.
password that is configured in the Local Account.
For more information, see “Configuring User Accounts” on page 53.
RADIUS, Local Account: Select to have the user log into the OLIPCARD with a user
name and password that is first authenticated with a RADIUS server. If the RADIUS
server fails to respond, the system then uses the username and password configured in
the Local Account.
For more information, see “Appendix B: How to Configure a UPS-OLIPCARD User
Account on Authentication Servers” on page 94.
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RADIUS Only: Select to have the user login to the OLIPCARD with a user name and
password that is only authenticated with the RADIUS server.
LDAP, Local Account: Select to have the user login to the OLIPCARD with a user
name and password that is first authenticated with the LDAP server. If the LDAP server
fails to respond, the system then uses the username and password configured in the
Local Account.
For more information, see “Appendix B: How to Configure a UPS-OLIPCARD User
Account on Authentication Servers” on page 94.
LDAP Only: Select to have the user login to the OLIPCARD with a user name and
password that is only authenticated with the LDAP server.
4. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
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Configuring Local Accounts
To configure local accounts:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Security > Local Account.
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NOTE:
The administrator can access full functionality. This includes enabling and disabling the
guest account.
The guest account has read-only access.
Only one user session at a time is permitted.
If you do not logout of the Remote Manager, the UPS-OLIPCARD will not allow a new
session until the previous session times out.
3. In the Administrator section of the screen, enter the following values:
a.In the Administrator fields, provide User Name, and Current, New, and Confirm Password
values.
b.In the Admin Manager IP address fields, use the enable check boxes and provide specific
IP addresses as desired in order to restrict access to the OLIPCARD browser-based
interface
.
NOTE: To access the OLIPCARD browser-based interface from any IP address, you can
configure one of the addresses as either 0.0.0.0 or 255.255.255.255.
4. In the Viewer section of the screen, enter the following values:
a.Use the Enabled check box to allow or deny viewer account access.
b.In the Viewer fields, provide User Name, and Current, New, and Confirm Password
values.
c. In the Viewer Manager IP Address fields, provide specific IP addresses as desired in order
to restrict access to the OLIPCARD browser-based interface.
NOTE: To access the OLIPCARD browser-based interface from any IP address, you can
configure one of the addresses as either 0.0.0.0 or 255.255.255.255.
5. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Remote Authentication Dial-in User Service (RADIUS) Servers
To configure RADIUS servers:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page
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2. Click System > Security > RADIUS Configuration.
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3. Click Add Server.
The RADIUS Server Configuration screen appears.
4. In the Server IP field, enter a server IP address as desired.
5. In the Shared Secret field, enter the shared secret for your RADIUS server.
6. In the Server Port field, enter a port number as desired.
NOTE: The default port value is 1812.
7. Decide whether or not to test your setting as follows:
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Select Test Setting if you wish to test the configuration.
a. Enter a User Name.
b. Enter a Password.
Select Skip Test if you don’t wish to test the configuration.
8. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Servers
To configure LDAP servers:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Security > LDAP Configuration.
3. Click Add Server.
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The LDAP Server Configuration screen appears.
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4. In the LDAP Server field, enter the IP address of your LDAP server.
5. Select the LDAP SSL check box to communicate with the LDAP server by LDAPS.
6. In the Port field, enter the TCP port used by the LDAP server.
NOTE: The default Port value is 389.
7. In the Base DN field, enter the Base DN of the LDAP server.
8. In the Login Attribute field, enter the Login Attribute of your LDAP user entry. For example,
ex:cn or uid.
9. Choose the type of LDAP server using the first two radi
o buttons as follows:
Select Generic LDAP Server for a generic configuration.
Select Active Directory if you are using an AD server and specify the AD Domain in the
space provided.
10.Choose whether or not you want to test your configuration using the last two radio buttons as
follows:
Select Test Setting and provide your User Nane and Password to test your
configuration.
Select Skip Test, if desired.
11.Click Apply.
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NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring the Session Control Timeout
To configure the session control timeout:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Security > Session Control.
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3. Select the Timeout value (in minutes) as desired.
4. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Network Service Settings
Network Service settings include configurations for TCP/IPv4, TCP/IPv6, SNMPv1 Service, SNMPv3
Service, Web Service, Console Service, and FTP Service. The following topics cover the interfaces in
more detail.
Configuring TCP/IPv4 Settings
To configure TCP/IPv4 settings:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
For
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2. Click System > Network Service > TCP/IPv4.
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3. In the Current Configuration section of the screen, view the following:
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway
DNS Server
3. In the DHCP section of the screen, configure the following:
a. Select Enable DHCP to retrieve the IP, subnet mask, and gateway via DHCP.
b. Select Obtain DNS Address from DHCP to get the DNS via DHCP as well (Enable
DHCP must be enabled).
4. In the Manual section of the screen, enter the following:
NOTE: Clear the Enable DHCP check box to eanable the first three Manual fields. Clear the
Obtain DHS Address from DHCP check boxes to enable the last Manual field.
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway
DNS Server
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5. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring TCP/IPv6 Settings
To configure TCP/IPv6 settings:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Network Service > TCP/IPv6.
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3. In the IPv6 Interfaces section of the screen, view the following:
Interface Type
IPv6 Address
In the IPv6 Gateway section of the screen, view the following:
If no IPv6 Gateway is used, N/A is shown here.
4. In the IPv6 Configuration section of the screen, configure the following:
Select Enabled by the Access label to turn on your IPv6 configuration.
Select Router Control to allow the router to manage the address.
Select Manual to specify an IPv6 address.
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5. In the Manual IPv6 Address section of the screen, enter the following:
Enter a System IP Address as desired.
NOTE: The IPv6 configuration must also be Enabled and the Manual check box
selected in order to enable the System IP Address field.
6. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring SNMPv1 Service Settings
To configure SNMPv1 service settings:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Network Service > SNMPv1 Service.
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3. Configure the following SNMPv1 Service settings:
a. Select the Allow Access checkbox to activate the SNMPv1 service.
b. Click Apply.
4. View the SNMP Access Control values as follows:
a. Community Name: The name used to access this community by a the Remote
Management System (RMS). The field must be 1 to 15 characters in length.
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b. IP/Host Name: The IP address or IP address mask with access to the RMS. A specific
IP address allows exact access to the RMS, while 255 may be used as a mask as
follows:
192.168.20.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192.168.20 segment
192.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192. segment
0.0.0.0 (the default setting) or 255.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS on any
segment
c. Access Type: The allowable action for the NMS through the community and IP address.
Read Only: GETs permitted but SETs not permitted
Write/Read: GETs permitted, SETs permitted unless someone is logged in the web
interface
Forbidden: No GETs or SETs
Enabling and Editing an SNMPv1 User
To enable and edit an SNMPv1 user:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Network Service > SNMPv1 Service.
3. Click the SNMPv1 Community Name you wish to edit.
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The Edit SNMPv1 Community screen appears.
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4. In the Community field, modify the name as desired.
5. In the IP Address field, enter the IP address for the user. This is the IP address or IP address
mask with access to the RMS. A specific IP address allows exact access to the RMS, while
255 may be used as a mask as follows:
192.168.20.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192.168.20 segment
192.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192. Segment
0.0.0.0 (the default setting) or 255.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS on any
segment
6. In the Access Type drop-down, select the access type from Read Only, Read/Write, and
Forbidden choices.
7. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
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Configuring SNMPv3 Service Settings
To configure SNMPv3 service settings:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Network Service > SNMPv3 Service.
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3. Configure the following SNMPv3 Service settings:
a. Select the Allow Access checkbox to activate the SNMPv3 service.
b. Click Apply.
4. View the SNMPv3 Access Control values as follows:
a. User Name: The name used to identify the SNMPv3 user. The field must be 1 to 31
characters in length.
b. Status: Indicates whether or not the speicific SNMPv3 user is enabled.
c. IP Address: The IP address for the user. This is the IP address or IP address mask with
access to the RMS. A specific I
P address allows exact access to the RMS, while 255
may be used as a mask as follows:
192.168.20.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192.168.20 segment
192.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192. segment
0.0.0.0 (the default setting) or 255.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS on any
segment
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d. Authentication Protocol: The authetnication protocol selected for the SNMPv3 user.
e. Privacy Protocol: The privacy protocol selected for the SNMPv3 user.
Enabling and Editing an SNMPv3 User
To enable and edit an SNMPv3 user:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Network Service > SNMPv3 Service.
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3. Click the User Name of the SNMPv3 user you wish to edit.
The Edit SNMPv3 User screen appears.
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4. Use the Enabled check box to enable or disable the user.
5. In the User Name field, modify the user name as desired.
NOTE: The user name must be 1 to 31 characters.
6. In the Authentication Password field, enter the password used to generate your
authentication key for the SNMPv3 user.
NOTE: The password must be 16 to 31 characters.
7. In the Privacy Password field, enter the password used to generate your encryption key for
the SNMPv3
user.
NOTE: The password must be 16 to 31 characters.
8. In the IP Address field, enter the IP address for the user. This is the IP address or IP address
mask with access to the RMS. A specific IP address allows exact access to the RMS, while
255 may be used as a mask as follows:
192.168.20.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192.168.20 segment
192.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS only on the 192. Segment
0.0.0.0 (the default setting) or 255.255.255.255: Allows access to the RMS on any
segment
9. In the Authentication Key drop-down, select the hash type used for authentication from None,
MD5, and SHA choices.
10.In the Privacy Key drop-down, select the encryption or decryption type from None, DES, and
AES choices.
NOTE: An Authentication Key must be selected in order to apply a Privacy Key.
11.Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring the Web Service
To configure the web service:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click System > Web Service.
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3. In the Access section of the screen, select one of the following:
Enabled HTTP: Enables the HTTP service.
Enabled HTTPS: Enables HTTPS service supporting the following encryption
algorithms:
o AES (256/128 bits)
o Camellia (256/128 bits)
o 3DES (168 bits)
o DES (168 bits)
o RC4 SHA (128 bits)
o RC4 MD5 (128 bits)
Disabled: Turns off the HTTP or HTTPS service.
4. In the Http Settings section of the screen, enter a TCP/IP port number in the Http Port field.
NOTE: The default is 80.
5. In the Https Settings section of the screen, enter a TCP/IP port number in the Https Port field.
NOTE: The default is 443.
6. Click Valid Certificate (or Invalid Certificate) to view certificate details.
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7. Click Upload Certificate to provide or replace the current certificate.
NOTE: The certificate must be in a standard Privacy Enhanced Mail (PEM) format.
8. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring the Console Service
To configure the console service:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Console Service.
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3. In the Access section of the screen, select one of the following:
Enabled Telnet: Enables the Telnet service.
Enabled SSH: Enables the SSH version 2 service, which transmits encrypted user
names and password data.
Disabled: Turns off the Telnet or SSH service.
4. In the Telnet Settings section of the screen, enter a TCP/IP port number in the Telnet Port
field.
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NOTE: The default is 23. You may enhance security and change the port to any unused
number from 5000 to 32768, if desired.
5. In the SSH Settings section of the screen, enter a TCP/IP port number in the SSH Port field.
NOTE: The default is 22. You may enhance security and change the port to any unused
number from 5000 to 32768, if desired.
6. View the Hostkey Status indicator appearing as Valid (or Invalid) on the screen.
7. Click Upload Hostkey to provide or replace the current key.
NOTE: The certificate must be in a standard Privacy Enhanced Mail (PEM) format.
View the Hostkey Fingerprint on the screen.
8. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring FTP Services
The FTP server is used for upgrading firmware. For more information, see “Performing a Firmware
Upgrade” on page 86.
To configure FTP services:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > FTP Service.
3. Select the Enabled checkbox by the Allow Access label to enable access to the FTP server.
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4. In the Service port field, enter the TCP/IP port of the FTP server.
The default is 21.
5. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Notification Settings
Notification settings include configurations for Event Action, SMTP Server, E-mail Recipients, Trap
Receivers, Short Message Service (SMS), and SMS Recipients. The following topics cover the
interfaces in more detail.
Configuring Event Action Responses
To configure event action responses:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Notification > Event Action.
The Event Action screen displays all possible events, and provides the means to configure
responses for each event.
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3. Click any of the Device or System Events links to show corresponding events on the lower
part of the screen.
4. Click a desired event link.
The Event Action screen appears.
5. Modify the corresponding response as follows:
Event Name: View the name of your event.
Logs Event: Records the event in the Event Logs
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Send Email: Sends an email to a specific e-mail address (requires an accessible SMTP
server)
Post Trap: A SNMP trap is sent to a specific IP address
Syslog:
Send SMS: When selected, sends a short message to a specified mobile phone number
NOTE: An available SMS service provider is needed. For more information, see
“Configuring the Short Message Service (SMS)” on page 77.
Delay: Specify an amount of time (in seconds) for the condition to meet in order to
trigger the event to send
NOTE: The delay configuriation is only applied to UPS utility power events.
6. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
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Configuring SMTP Server Settings
After configuring the SMTP server, the UPS can send an email to users when a specific event occurs.
To configure SMTP server settings:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Notification > SMTP Server.
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3. Configure the following SMTP Server settings:
a. In the SMTP Server Address field, enter the IP or host name of the SMTP server used
to notify users via email.
b. In the Sender E-mail Address field, enter the value to be used as the From field shown
in e-mail messages sent to users.
c. Select the Required check box to enforce an authentication check on your SMTP
server.
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d. In the Sender name field, enter the user name used for SMTP
authentication.
e. In the Password field, enter the password used for SMTP authentication.
f. In the Secure connection fields, select one of the following options:
None: Select to not use security for your SMTP server connections.
TLS: Select to use TLS security for your SMTP server connections.
SSL: Select to use SSL security for your SMTP server connections.
g. In the Service port field, enter the port number as desired.
NOTE: The default Service port number is 25.
4. Click Apply.
NOTE: Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Configuring Email Recipients
Configure up to 5 e-mail recipients. Each recipient will receive an e-mail notification on an event
occurrence.
For more information, see “Configuring Event Action Responses” on page 70.
To configure email r
ecipients:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
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2. Click System > Notification > Email Recipients.
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3. Click New Recipient.
The Add New Email Recipient screen appears.
4. Select the Enabled check box.
5. Enter the desired email address.
6. Click Apply.
NOTE:
Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
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Modify or delete an existing recipient by clicking the email addresss of the recipient from the list
shown. The Configure Email Recipient screen appears where additional changes can be
made.
Click the Test button from the E-mail Recipients screen to test a recipient’s account.
Configuring Trap Receivers
NOTE: You can configure up to 10 SNMP trap receivers.
To configure trap receivers:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Notification > Trap Receivers.
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3. Click New Receiver.
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The Add New Trap Receiver screen appears.
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4. Select the Enabled check box.
5. In the Name field, enter a name for your trap receiver.
6. In the IP Address field, enter an IP address for your trap receiver.
7. Select from the following SNMP trap receiver settings:
If selecting SNMPv1: In the Community field, enter a community name for your trap
receiver.
If selecting SNMPv3: In the User Name drop-down, select a user name.
8. Click Apply.
NOTE:
Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Modify or delete existing receivers by clicking the IP Address of the receiver you wish to
change from the list shown. The Configure Trap Receiver screen appears where changes can
be made.
Click the Test button from the Trap Receivers screen to test a trap’s configuration.
When the Middle Atlantic Power Manager connects to a UPS, the IP address of the host
machine is automatically added to the list of trap receivers.
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Configuring the Short Message Service (SMS)
SMS is a communication service used by mobile communication systems, using standardized
communication protocols allowing the interchange of short text messages between mobile devices.
For more information, see “Configuring Event Action Responses” on page 70.
To configure the SMS:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Notification > SMS Service.
3. In the Service Provider drop-down, select a method that your SMS service provider allows
from the following options:
If you select Clickatell, provide the following information:
a. In the User Name field, enter your Clickatell user name.
b. In the Password field, enter your Clickatell password.
c. In the HTTP APIID field, enter your Clickatell API identification.
If you select Using HTTP Get, provide the following information:
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a. In the URL field, enter the URL of the SMS provider.
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NOTE: The following example variables may be used in the URL field when using an
SMS service such as Clickatell. The variable values are retrieved by the SMS
provider when sending messages:
E_PHONE_NUMBER: The recipient’s mobile phone number.
E_MESSAGE: The event’s message content.
This specification from the SMS provider is required before using the HTTP GET
method. Select the Using HTTP GET option at the SMS Method field. Insert the
E_PHONE_NUMBER as recipient's mobile phone number and the E_MESSAGE as
event message's content,described in the specification, and fill in the URL field. The
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expressions will be replaced by relevant content before the Client sends a
notification to SMS provider.
If you select Using HTTP Post, provide the following information:
a. In the URL field, enter the URL of the SMS provider.
b. In the Content field, you can add content for sending from the OLIPCARD to an
SMS service such as Clickatell.
NOTE: The following example variables may be used in the Content field when
using an SMS service such as Clickatell. The variable values are then posted to the
SMS provider when sending messages:
E_PHONE_NUMBER: The recipient’s mobile phone number.
E_MESSAGE: The event’s message content.
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This specification from an SMS provider is required before using the HTTP POST
method to deliver messages to SMS providers.Select the Using HTTP POST option
at the SMS Method field.Insert E_PHONE_NUMBER as recipient's mobile phone
number and E_MESSAGE as the event message content described in the
specification,and fill in the URL and POST BODY fields.The expressions will be
replaced by the relevant content before the Agent/Client sends a notification to the
SMS provider.
If you select Using E-mail, provide the following information:
a. In the Address field, enter the email address to be used by the SMS service.
b. In the Subject field, enter the subject of the email to be sent by the SMS service.
c. In the Content field, enter the content of the email to be sent by the SMS service.
NOTE: The following example variables may be used in the Content field when
using an SMS service such as Clickatell. The variable values are substituted by the
SMS provider when sending messages:
E_PHONE_NUMBER: The recipient’s mobile phone number.
E_MESSAGE: The event’s message content.
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This specification from a SMS provider is required before using the E-mail to deliver
the messages to SMS providers.Select the Using E-mail option at the Service
Provider field.Insert E_PHONE_NUMBER as recipient's mobile phone number and
the E_MESSAGE as event message content described in the specification.Fill in the
Address, Subject and Content fields.The expressions will be replaced with the
relevant content before the Agent/Client sends a notification to the SMS provider.
Configuring the SMS Recipients
Configure up to 10 mobile phone numbers as SMS recipients. Each recipient will receive a message
notification when an event occurrence takes place.
For more information, see “Configuring Event Action Responses” on page 70.
To configure the SMS recipients:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Notification
> SMS Recipients.
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3. Click New Recipient.
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The Add New SMS Recipient screen appears.
4. Select the Enabled check box.
5. In the Recipient Name field, enter the name of the recipient.
6. In the Mobile Number field, enter the mobile phone number.
NOTE: Enter the 10-digit number with no parenthesis, dashes, or spaces.
7. Click Apply.
NOTE:
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Click Reset to clear any values selected on the screen.
Modify or delete an existing recipient by clicking the row of the desired recipient from the list
shown. The Configure SMS Recipient screen appears where additional changes can be made.
Click the Test button from the SMS Recipients screen to test a recipient’s connection.
Configuring Reset/Reboot Settings
To configure reset/reboot settings:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > Reset/Reboot.
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3. Select one of the following Reset/Reboot options:
Select Reboot System to restart the OLIPCARD without turning off or restarting the
UPS.
Select Reset System to restore the OLIPCARD to its default settings and restart the
service. This action does not turn off or restart the UPS.
Select Reset System (TCP/IP Settings Reserved) to restore the OLIPCARD to its
default settings and restart the service, yet preserve any of the TCP/IP settings on the
system. This action does not turn off or restart the UPS.
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Viewing About Information and Saving or Restoring Configurations
To view About information and save or restore configuration files:
1. Log into the UPS Remote Management System.
For more information, see “Logging into the UPS Remote Management System” on page 15.
2. Click System > About.
3. In the Information section of the screen, view the following:
Model
Hardware Version
Firmware Version
Firmware Update Date
MAC Address
4. Click Save to save the current OLIPCARD configuration as a .txt file on your PC. The
configuration file is named with the date and time using the following year, month, day, hour,
and minute format:
YYYY_MM_DD_HHMM.txt
5. Use the Save/Restore Configuration fields as follows:
a. Click Save to save your configuration to the computer from which you’re accessing the
Remote Management System.
b. Click Browse and locate a configuration file you wish to restore.
c.Click Submit to apply a selected co
nfiguration file to your OLIPCARD.
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RESTORING DEFAULT SETTINGS, PASSWORD RESET, AND
FIRMWARE UPGRADES
Restoring Default Settings and Resetting Passwords
To reset the Middle Atlantic UPS-OLIPCARD to its default setting (including WEB login user
name and password):
1. Remove the two retaining screws on the card without turning off the UPS.
2. Remove the card from the expansion port.
3. Remove the jumper on the Reset pins as illustrated. (The jumper is still necessary after a reset,
please do not lose or dispose of it.)
4. Reinstall the card into the expansion port.
5. Wait until the Gre
once per second).
6. Remove the card from the expansion port.
7. Reinstall the jumper on the reset pins.
8. Reinstall the card into the expansion port.
9. Reinstall and tighten the retaining screws.
After restoring default settings, the system forces you to change the default password for security
en LED (Tx/Rx) is flashing (the ON/OFF flashing frequency is approximately
purposes.
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Performing a Firmware Upgrade
To perform a firmware upgrade:
1. Ensure that the UPS-OLIPCARD to be upgraded is correctly installed in the UPS and that the
UPS is powered on.
2. Connect the UPS-OLIPCARD to the network and use the UPS-OLIPCARD Setup Utility to
locate and identify the card to be upgraded. See the following screenshot.
NOTE:
The UPS-OLIPCARD Setup Utility will identify all UPS-OLIPCARDs that are on the same
subnet. Ensure that you have identified the correct card you wish to upgrade before
proceeding.
If the computer and the UPS-OLIPCARD to be upgraded are not on the same subnet,
the default gateway must be configured to correctly route between the two subnets.
3. Update the following two files:
mapsnmpfw_xxx.bin
mapsnmpdata_xxx.bin
NOTE:
o The ‘xxx’ refers to the version of firmware and the version number of both files
must match in order for the UPS-OLIPCARD to function.
o Obtain the most recent firmware version from www.middleatlantic.com or by
contacting Middle Atlantic Products technical support at 1-800-266-7225.
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4. Create a sub-directory named MAP at the root level of the installing PC and copy the two
firmware update files into that directory, i.e. C:\MAP\.
5. Update mapsnmpfw_XXX.bin by performing the following steps:
a. Open a command prompt.
b. Type C: and press Enter.
c. Type ftp xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and press Enter.
NOTE: The ‘xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx’ is the IP Address of the UPS-OLIPCARD to be
updated.
d. When prompted enter your username and password.
NOTE: The default username and password is admin and admin, respectively.
e. Type bin, and press Enter.
f. Type put c:\map\mapsnmpfw_XXX.bin and press Enter.
g. Type bye after the update has completed.
NOTE: If put c:\map\mapsnmpfw_XXX.bin was not successful, type ftp –w:16384
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and repeat the step 5 sub-steps again.
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6. Update mapsnmpdata_XXX.bin by performing the following steps:
a. Open a command prompt.
b. Type C: and press Enter.
c. Type ftp xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and press Enter.
NOTE: The ‘xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx’ is the IP Address of the UPS-OLIPCARD to be
updated.
d. When prompted enter your username and password.
NOTE: The default username and password is admin and admin, respectively.
e. Type bin, and press Enter.
f. Type put c:\map\mapsnmpdata_XXX.bin and press Enter.
g. Type bye after the update has completed.
NOTE: If put c:\map\mapsnmpdata_XXX.bin was not successful, type ftp –w:16384
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and repeat the step 6 sub-steps again.
7. Clear the current firmware version on your UPS-OLIPCARD by performing the following steps:
a. Disconnect your UPS-OLIPCARD from the network.
b. Remove your UPS-OLIPCARD from the UPS
c. Remove the jumper from the pins
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NOTE: Remembering which pair of pins the jumper was attached to so you can reattach
later on in this procedure.
d. Replace your UPS-OLIPCARD back into the UPS.
e. Wait for the green LED on the front of the card to start blinking (after approximately 10
seconds).
f. Remove your UPS-OLIPCARD from the UPS and replace the jumper.
g. Replace your UPS-OLIPCARD back into the UPS.
h. Reconnect the UPS-OLIPCARD to the network.
After updating your firmware, the system forces you to change the default password for security
purposes.
Confirming Firmware Updates
To confirm an updated firmware version:
1. Open a browser and go to the IP Address of your UPS-OLIPCARD
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The current firmware version appears on the Login screen as follows:
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Solution
1.Check the LED status; the condition is normal when the yellow and green
1.Verify the IP address of the OLIPCARD. Refer to the Appendix for selecting
verify the setting of the subnet mask and the IP address of the gateway.
Forgotten
password
The Default
IP: 192.168.20.177
DHCP: On
Unable to access
1.Ensure the HTTP and/or HTTPS access is enabled.
3.Ensure you are specifying the correct URL.
Unable to operate
and/or SET
Unable to receive
1.Ensure the trap types (SNMPv1/SNMPv3) and trap receiver are configured
and NMS are on a different physical network.
Unable to
configure the IP
address on the
management card
using method 1 or
method 2 in
“Configuring the IP
Address” on page
12.
Unable to Ping the
IP address of the
OLIPCARD.
username and/or
LEDs are both on.
If the green LED is off:
Check if the UPS-OLIPCARD is properly seated in the device and the
device power is turned on.
If the yellow LED is off :
Ensure the network connection is good.
2.Ensure the PC being used is on the same network subnet as the OLIPCARD
you are trying to communicate with.
an IP address.
2.Use method 1 and/or method 2 to get/set a correct IP address for the
OLIPCARD.
3.If the PC being used is on a different physical network as the OLIPCARD,
Refer to “Restoring Default Settings and Resetting Passwords” on page 85.
Network Settings
the Web Interface
a SNMP GET
traps
2.Ensure you can ping the OLIPCARD.
SNMPv1: Verify the community name.
SNMPv3: Verify the user profile configuration.
2.Ensure the IP address of gateway is configured correctly if the OLIPCARD
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
correctly.
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APPENDIX A: IP ADDRESS SETTINGS FOR UPS-OLIPCARD
All devices on a computer network need to have an IP address. Each device’s IP address is unique
and the same address cannot be used twice.
In order to assign an IP address to the Middle Atlantic UPS-OLIPCARD, you must determine the
range of the available IP addresses, and then choose an unused IP address to assign to the
OLIPCARD.
NOTE: You may need to contact your network administrator to obtain an available IP address.
Locating the Subnet on Your UPS-OLIPCARD
One way to determine the range of possible IP addresses is to view the network configuration on a
workstation from its command prompt.
To locate the subnet of your UPS-OLIPCARD:
1. Open a command prompt.
2. Type ipconfig/all and press Enter.
The network information appears:
Ethernet adapter
Connection-specific DNS Suffix…………: xxxx.com
Description…………………..…: D-Link DE220 ISA PnP LAN adapter
Physical Address…………..….: 00-80-C8-DA-7A-C0
DHCP Enabled……………......: Yes
Auto configuration Enabled …..: Yes
IP Address……………..……..: 192.168.20.102
Subnet Mask…………...……..: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway……..…….....: 192.168.20.1
DHCP Server………………….: 192.168.20.1
DNS Servers………………..…: 211.20.71.202; 168.95.1.1
Selecting an IP Address for Your UPS-OLIPCARD
To select an IP address for your UPS-OLIPCARD:
1. Verify the IP address for the comput
Referring to the network information from the previous topic, the possible IP Address for the
er and the UPS-OLIPCARD belong to the same subnet.
Network Management Card could be 192.168.20.*.
NOTE: The asterisk refers to any number between 1 and 255.
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Similarly, if the Subnet Mask is 255.255.0.0, the IP Address for Network Management Card
could be set up as 192.168.*.* to reach the same subnet as the computer.
2. Type ping 192.168.20.240 in the command prompt to see if that arbitrary address is being
used. If the request times out as follows, the address is most likely not used and is available
for use on your UPS-OLIPCARD.
Pinging 192.168.20.240 with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Any other response indicates that the IP address selected is alread
y being used and is
therefore unavailable. If that is the case for your selected IP address, choose another address
and repeat the Ping command until an available address is found. The following response
indicates that 192.168.20.240 is being used:
Pinging 192.168.20.240 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 192.168.20.240: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=64
Reply from 192.168.20.240: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=64
Reply from 192.168.20.240: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=64
Reply from 192.168.20.240: bytes=32 time<10ms TTL=64
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APPENDIX B: HOW TO CONFIGURE A UPS-OLIPCARD USER
ACCOUNT ON AUTHENTICATION SERVERS
When you first access external authentication servers to log into the system, the default account
settings are view or read only. To modify the account permissions, you need to set the RADIUS and
LDAP attributes as explained in the following topics.
Adding the RADIUS Attribute to the Dictionary File
1. Add a new attribute to the RADIUS Dictionary file for the MAP vendor as follows:
3808 – Vendor
2. In the RADIUS server interface, add a new specific attribute under the new vendor.
Name the new
integer parameter values:
1: Administrator
2: Viewer
Example of the Dictionary File:
VENDOR MAP 3808
BEGIN-VENDOR MAP
ATTRIBUTE MAP-Service-Type 1 integer
VALUE MAP-Service-Type Admin 1
VALUE MAP-Service-Type Viewer 2
END-VENDOR MAP
attribute MAP-Service-Type (integer variable) and configure it to accept two
Modifying the LDAP and Windows Active Directory Attribute Values
Add one of the attributes below to the description in the OpenLDAP or Windows Active Directory (AD)
interface for indicating the user account type:
1. map_admin (Administrator)
2. map_viewer (Viewer)
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WARRANTY
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