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General| Type | Network Management Card |
|---|---|
| Model | AP9617 |
| Data Link Protocol | Ethernet, Fast Ethernet |
| Network Ports Qty | 1 |
| Network Protocols | TCP/IP, HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, Telnet, SSH |
| Management | SNMP |
| Compatibility | Smart-UPS |
| Remote Management Protocol | SNMP, HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet, SSH |
| Security | SSL, SSH |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 45 °C |
| Storage Temperature | -15 to 65 °C |
| Humidity | 0 to 95% non-condensing |
| Ports | RJ-45 Ethernet |
Describes the AP9617 Network Management Card EX and its features.
Explains the card's management interfaces (console, web, SNMP).
Details the priority order for accessing management features.
Describes Administrator and Device Manager account types and their privileges.
Introduces the front-panel features: LEDs, Reset button, connector.
Explains the network status indicator LED.
Describes the LEDs indicating the Management Card's status.
Explains internal watchdog mechanisms for recovery from problems.
Details how the card protects itself from becoming inaccessible via the network.
Explains how the network timer is reset to prevent reboots.
Guides users on logging into the control console via serial or Telnet.
Explains how to connect locally using serial ports (Type 1 & Type 2).
Step-by-step guide to reset forgotten user name or password.
Shows an example of the control console screen after logging in.
Explains the various fields displayed on the main screen.
Details the meaning of the 'Stat' field for card status.
Describes how the control console menus dynamically expand for management.
Lists the main options available in the control console.
Explains how to navigate menus and use options like '?', Enter, ESC, CTRL-C, CTRL-L.
Details how to access the Device Manager menu to select devices.
Explains tasks for Network and System menus in the control console.
Introduces the Web interface for managing the card and DC Power Plant.
Describes the 'Access' and 'Port' options affecting Web interface access.
Lists supported browsers and required browser settings (JavaScript, Java, Cookies).
Explains how to log into the Web interface using DNS name or IP address.
Details how to format URLs for accessing the Web interface.
Shows an example of the Web interface navigation and summary pages.
Explains the information displayed on the Summary page.
Describes how to use the help icon for online assistance.
Lists the elements in the Web interface navigation menu.
Guides users on how to use menus for various management tasks.
Explains the functionality of the Help and Links menus.
Introduces the Network menu options for configuration.
Lists the available menu options within the Network menu.
Details TCP/IP settings, including BOOTP configuration.
Explains DNS server settings and how to send DNS queries.
Describes how to use the ping utility to check network connections.
Details settings for FTP, Telnet, and Web servers, including port assignments.
Explains SNMP access control and trap receiver settings.
Details SMTP server and sender address settings for email notifications.
Introduces the System menu for managing card settings.
Lists the available menu options within the System menu.
Configures user access values like Auto Logout, User Name, and Password.
Defines system Name, Contact, and Location for SNMP.
Sets and synchronizes the card's date and time using NTP or manual input.
Covers rebooting, resetting settings, and temperature unit preferences.
Manages user-defined links and displays system hardware information.
Describes how to display system and battery status.
Shows system parameters displayed on the DC Power Plant page in the Web interface.
Displays system status information in the control console.
Lists options to manage the DC Power Plant via console and web interface.
Details configuring DC System Parameters and viewing OEM Parameters via web.
Details configuring DC System Parameters and OEM Parameters via console.
Explains configurable parameters for rectifiers.
Details alarm actions for various rectifier conditions.
Shows how to report the status of individual rectifiers.
Explains configurable parameters for converters.
Details alarm actions for various converter conditions.
Shows how to report the status of individual converters.
Explains how to display and configure breakers.
Explains how to display and configure fuses.
Describes how to view battery status and related parameters.
Details the configuration of various battery thresholds.
Explains how to configure alarm actions for battery conditions.
Describes how to configure input relays.
Describes how to configure output relays.
Details options for naming, enabling, setting trip/reset voltages, and alarms for LVDs.
Displays the status of all DC Power Plant alarms.
Views recent DC Power Plant events and their timestamps.
Introduces the Events menu for managing event logging and notifications.
Explains tasks related to event logging, SNMP traps, and email notifications.
Details how to access event-related options via Web and control console.
Explains the event logging capability and how to view the log.
Details how to view and clear the event log via Web interface and control console.
Guides on using FTP to download Event and Data logs.
Explains how to select actions for events based on severity.
Details severity levels and actions for Event Log, SNMP, and Email.
Explains how to define trap receivers and email addresses.
Details settings for configuring trap receivers.
Details SMTP server, sender address, and recipient configuration.
Explains how to access the Data Log for DC Power Plant information.
Details settings for configuring the Data Log interval and storage.
Covers planning, features, ports, and user credential security.
Explains basic authentication and lack of encryption for card access.
Discusses the role of firewalls in overall network security.
Provides solutions for common problems accessing the Management Card.
Offers solutions for problems related to SNMP GET, SET, and trap reception.
Details the limited warranty and how to obtain service.
Outlines the terms of the limited warranty for the product.
Specifies limitations on warranties and APC's liability.
Guides on how to contact APC support and what information to provide.
States APC's policy on using products in life-support applications.
Lists examples of devices considered life-support equipment.
Lists the electrical specifications of the management card.
Lists the physical specifications (size, weight) of the management card.
