User guide

set powerunit
176 Chapter 2 Command Descriptions
range=port
Identifies the port or ports to which the specified power control unit is
connected. You can specify ports using an individual port number, a list
of ports separated by commas, or a range of ports using a dash. See the
examples that follow.
size=number_of_outlets
The number of outlets on the power control unit.
tempthreshold1=threshold, ... tempthreshold4=threshold
Configures temperature thresholds at which SNMP traps will be
generated. You can set up to four thresholds, depending on the number
of temperature sensors on the power control unit. tempthreshold1
corresponds to the first sensor on the power control unit, tempthreshold2
to the second, and so on. If the threshold is exceeded, an SNMP trap will
be generated (if the SNMP agent is configured for this feature). Specify
thresholds in tenths of a degree Celsius.
This option sets the temperature thresholds only. To actually generate an
SNMP trap when a temperature threshold is exceeded, SNMP must be
configured to generate the trap, using the “set snmp” command option
“temp_thresh_exc_trap=on.”
type={baytech|digi_rpm}
Specifies the manufacturer of the power unit.
users=user_index-user_index#
Used to assign a user permission to control the outlet. Use the user index
number to assign a user to the outlet.
Examples
Display entire power management configuration
This example displays the entire power-management configuration.
#> set powerunit
Display power management configuration for a port
This example displays the power-management configuration for port 7.
#> set powerunit range=7
Display configuration for an outlet
This example displays user permissions for outlet 6.
#> set powerunit range=7 outlet=3
Configure remote power control device (basic)
This example produces a simple power-management configuration.
#> set powerunit range=8 type=baytech size=10
For: range value
An individual port range=2
A list of ports range=1,3,5
A range of ports range=1-5