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General| Model | AP9630 |
|---|---|
| Category | Network Management Card |
| Remote Management Protocol | SNMP, HTTP, HTTPS, Telnet, SSH |
| Data Link Protocol | Ethernet, Fast Ethernet |
| Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Form Factor | Plug-in module |
| Network Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, SMTP, Telnet, SSH |
| Management | SNMP |
| Security | RADIUS, SSH |
| Compatibility | Compatible with APC UPS devices |
| Power Supply | Powered by the UPS it is connected to |
| Interface | RJ-45 |
| Environmental Monitoring | Temperature, Humidity |
| Alerts | Email, SNMP traps |
| Firmware Updates | via network |
Overview of the UPS and management features, including initial setup and network capabilities.
Details on accessing the card, user accounts, and password recovery procedures.
Description of AP9630/AP9631 front panels and the meaning of Status and Link LEDs.
Information on internal watchdog mechanisms for detecting and recovering from internal problems.
Step-by-step guide to recovering lost user names and passwords via serial connection.
Instructions for accessing the CLI via serial, Telnet, or SSH, including default credentials.
Details on using Telnet and SSH for remote command line access and their security implications.
Steps for serial access and an overview of the CLI main screen and status fields.
Explanation of the Stat field and its IPv4/IPv6 status indicators.
Command syntax, help usage, TAB completion, and exiting the CLI.
Lists and explains the codes for detecting error conditions in CLI operations.
Details on essential commands like boot, console, date, delete, and dns.
Overview, browser compatibility, and the login process for the Web interface.
Specifies formats for accessing the Web interface via DNS/IP and ports.
Viewing alarms and recent events on the Home page.
How to use the tabs, menus, and quick links for interface navigation.
Displaying UPS status, operating state, and graphs like Load and Battery Capacity.
Detailed UPS status including model-specific information.
Synchronized Control Group guidelines and UPS actions like reboot.
Configures UPS power management, sleep mode, and shutdown delays.
Configures UPS name, defaults, self-test schedule, and parallel units.
Managing main and switched outlet groups, including control and settings.
Running self-tests and calibrations, and initiating diagnostic procedures.
Viewing, filtering, and managing event and data logs.
Steps for retrieving log files using FTP or SCP for analysis.
Configuring local user accounts (Admin, Device, Read-Only) and permissions.
Configuring RADIUS servers for centralized authentication.
Configuring TCP/IP, DHCP, IPv6, DNS, and Web interface access.
Configuring Telnet/SSH access, ports, and managing SSH host keys.
Configuring SNMPv1 access control and SNMPv3 user profiles.
Enable/disable FTP server and set the TCP/IP port for secure transfer.
Set device name, location, and contact for InfraStruXure and SNMP.
Manually set date/time or synchronize with an NTP Server.
Retrieve, customize, and upload .ini files for configuration.
Color-coding event log text and specifying UI language.
Options to reboot the interface or reset various settings to default.
Details on using the wizard to configure TCP/IP settings for Management Cards.
Steps for launching the wizard and configuring TCP/IP settings remotely or locally.
Benefits of upgrading firmware and information on firmware file formats.
Methods for upgrading firmware: NMC2 Utility, FTP/SCP, XMODEM.
Methods for upgrading multiple cards using NMC2 Utility or scripts.
Checking transfer success/failure using xferStatus or SNMP GET.
Instructions to download and transfer language packs for UI localization.
Troubleshooting steps for ping, terminal port, serial CLI, and remote CLI access issues.
Resolving problems with GET, SET, trap reception, and unidentified traps.
Troubleshooting issues with Synchronized Control Group members and adding members.
Warranty conditions, coverage period, and exclusions for product defects.
How to contact APC customer support for warranty claims via website or phone.
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