Name: Eaton Network-M3
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Contextual help of the web interface – 23

3.1.2.1 For other issues

3.2 Home

The Home screen providesstatus informationfor the deviceincluding key measures andactive alarms.

3.2.1 Header structure

Name Displays the Network module name.

Device name Displays by default the Device model or the system name if filled in the section Contextual

help>>>Maintenance>>>System information.

For details on other issues, see the Troubleshooting section.

Table of Contents4
Installing the Network Management Module11
Overview11
Unpacking the Network Module11
Starting with the Network Module11
Mounting the Network Module11
Accessing the Network Module12
Accessing the Web Interface through Network12
Finding and Setting the IP Address12
Accessing the Web Interface through RNDIS13
Accessing the Card through Serial Terminal Emulation15
Modifying the Proxy Exception List17
Configuring the Network Module Settings19
Menu Structure19
Contextual Help of the Web Interface21
Login Page21
Logging in for the First Time21
Troubleshooting22
Home23
Header Structure23
Menu Structure24
Energy Flow Diagram25
Outlet Status29
Active Alarms29
Environment30
Energy Flow Diagram Examples31
Access Rights Per Profiles38
Meters39
Measures39
Battery41
Data Logs43
Default Settings and Possible Parameters - Meters43
Access Rights Per Profiles44
Save and Restore44
Controls45
Entire UPS45
Outlets - Group 1/ Group 246
Group47
Schedule49
Protection52
Agents List52
Agent Shutdown Sequencing56
Shutdown on Power Outage60
Environment68
Commissioning/Status68
Alarm Configuration73
Settings78
General78
Local Users91
Remote Users96
Ports111
Tcp/Ip112
Firewall119
Protocols123
Snmp131
Certificate139
Device Details149
General149
Settings - UPS150
Settings - ATS151
Power Modules152
Maintenance152
Firmware152
Sessions156
Services157
Resources163
System Logs165
System Information166
Alarms167
Alarm Sorting167
Active Alarm Counter168
Alarm Details168
Alarm Paging168
Export168
Clear168
Alarms List with Codes168
Access Rights Per Profiles169
User Profile169
Access to the User Profile169
User Profile170
Legal Information173
Component173
Availability of Source Code173
Notice for Proprietary Elements173
Default Settings and Possible Parameters - User Profile174
Access Rights Per Profiles174
CLI Commands175
Troubleshooting175
Save and Restore176
Documentation177
Access to the Embedded Documentation177
Access Rights Per Profiles178
Servicing the Network Management Module179
Configuring/Commissioning/Testing LDAP179
Commissioning179
Testing LDAP Connection180
Limitations180
Pairing Agent to the Network Module180
Pairing with Credentials on the Agent180
Pairing with Automatic Acceptance (Recommended if Done in a Secure and Trusted Network)180
Pairing with Manual Acceptance181
Powering Down/Up Applications (Examples)181
Powering down IT System in a Specific Order181
Powering down Non-Priority Equipment First184
Restart Sequentially the IT Equipment on Utility Recovery187
Checking the Current Firmware Version of the Network Module189
Accessing to the Latest Network Module Firmware/Driver/Script189
Upgrading the Card Firmware (Web Interface / Shell Script)189
Web Interface189
Shell Script189
Example190
Changing the RTC Battery Cell191
Updating the Time of the Network Module Precisely and Permanently (Ntp Server)192
Synchronizing the Time of the Network Module and the UPS192
Automatic Time Synchronization192
Manual Time Synchronization192
Changing the Language of the Web192
Resetting Username and Password193
As an Admin for Other Users193
Resetting Its Own Password193
Recovering Main Administrator Password193
Switching to Static IP (Manual) / Changing IP Address of the Network Module194
Reading Device Information in a Simple Way195
Web Page195
Subscribing to a Set of Alarms for Email Notification195
Example #1: Subscribing Only to One Alarm (Load Unprotected)195
Example #2: Subscribing to All Critical Alarms and some Specific Warnings196
Saving/Restoring/Duplicating Network Module Configuration Settings197
Modifying the JSON Configuration Settings File197
Saving/Restoring/Duplicating Settings through the CLI202
Saving/Restoring/Duplicating Settings through the Web Interface202
Securing the Network Management Module203
Cybersecurity Considerations for Electrical Distribution Systems203
Purpose203
Introduction203
Connectivity-Why Do We Need to Address Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems (ICS)203
Cybersecurity Threat Vectors203
Defense in Depth204
Designing for the Threat Vectors205
Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Guidelines207
Conclusion209
Terms and Definitions209
Acronyms209
References210
Cybersecurity Recommended Secure Hardening Guidelines211
Introduction211
Secure Configuration Guidelines211
References217
Configuring User Permissions through Profiles218
Decommissioning the Network Management Module218
Servicing the Emp219
Description and Features219
Unpacking the EMP219
Installing the EMP220
Defining Emps Address and Termination220
Mounting the EMP220
Cabling the First EMP to the Device223
Daisy Chaining Emps224
Connecting an External Contact Device225
Commissioning the EMP225
On the Network Module Device225
Using the EMP for Temperature Compensated Battery Charging225
Addressing the EMP226
Commissioning the EMP226
Enabling Temperature Compensated Battery Charging in the UPS226
Information227
Front Panel Connectors and LED Indicators227
Specifications/Technical Characteristics228
Default Settings and Possible Parameters229
Meters229
Settings229
Sensors Alarm Configuration236
User Profile236
Access Rights Per Profiles238
Home238
Meters238
Controls238
Protection238
Environment239
Settings239
Maintenance240
Alarms240
User Profile240
Contextual Help241
CLI Commands241
List of Event Codes243
System Log Codes243
UPS(HID) Alarm Log Codes248
UPS(XCP and COPI) Alarm Log Codes254
ATS Alarm Log Codes261
EMP Alarm Log Codes263
Network Module Alarm Log Codes264
SNMP Traps265
UPS Mib265
ATS Mib268
Sensor Mib269
Cli269
Commands Available269
Contextual Help270
Get Release Info270
History271
Logout271
Maintenance272
Netconf273
Ping and Ping6274
Reboot275
Rest List276
Rest Get276
Rest Set277
Rest Exec277
Save_Configuration | Restore_Configuration277
Sanitize278
Ssh-Keygen279
Time279
Traceroute and Traceroute6280
Whoami281
Email-Test281
Systeminfo_Statistics282
Certificates282
Legal Information284
Availability of Source Code284
Notice for Open Source Elements284
Notice for Our Proprietary (I.e. Non-Open Source) Elements284
Acronyms and Abbreviations285
Troubleshooting288
Action Not Allowed in Control/Schedule/Power Outage Policy288
Symptom288
Possible Cause288
Action288
Card Wrong Timestamp Leads to "Full Acquisition Has Failed" Error Message on Software288
Symptoms288
Client Server Is Not Restarting288
Action289
EMP Communication Status Shows "Lost289
Symptom #1289
EMP Detection Fails at Discovery Stage289
Symptom #2290
How Do I Log in if I Forgot My Password290
Action290
Software Is Not Able to Communicate with the Network Module291
Symptoms291
Possible Cause291
Setup291
Action #1291
Action #2291
LDAP Configuration/Commissioning Is Not Working292
Password Change in My Profile Is Not Working292
Symptoms292
Possible Cause292
Action292
The Alarm List Has Been Cleared after an Upgrade292
Symptom292

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Brand	Eaton
Model	Network-M3
Category	Network Card
Language	English

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