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Installing the HP Intelligent Power Distribution Unit 27

Connecting the ground bonding cable

The ground bonding screw is provided as an attachment point for conductors. Use a ground bonding

cable if the rack contains any conductors for the purpose of functional grounding or bonding of

ungrounded metal parts.

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Overview7
- Important Safety Information7
- Introduction8
- Features8
- Typical Hardware Configuration9
- Web Interface Requirements10
Component Identification and Operation11
- Ipdu Components11
- Core Unit Components12
- Display Unit Components13
  - Viewing Current on the Display Unit13
- Intelligent Extension Bar Components14
  - Resetting the Intelligent Extension Bars15
- Extension Bar Components15
- Resetting the Ipdu15
Installing the HP Intelligent Power Distribution Unit16
- Installing the Core Unit16
- Installing the Display Unit20
- Installing the Intelligent Extension Bars22
- Installing the Extension Bars Using a Single Configuration24
- Installing the Extension Bars Using a Double Configuration26
- Connecting the Ground Bonding Cable27
- Connecting the Ipdu to the Power Source28
- Connecting Devices29
- Checking the Display Unit LED Indicator31
- Connecting the Network Cable31
- Connecting a Host Computer32
- Checking the Circuit Breakers32
- Launching a Terminal Emulation Program32
- Configuring the Ipdu for Remote Access32
HP Intelligent PDU Web Interface34
- HP Intelligent PDU Web Interface Overview34
- Accessing the Web Interface34
- Signing in to the Web Interface35
- Browser Security Alert36
- Navigating the Web Interface37
- Home Tab38
- Logs Tab46
  - Event Log Menu47
  - Application Log Menu48
- Setup Tab49
- Help Tab60
HP Intelligent PDU Service Menu62
- HP Intelligent PDU Service Menu Overview62
- Accessing the Service Menu62
  - Telnet Session62
  - Terminal Emulation Session62
- Post63
- Navigating the Menus63
- Service Menu64
- Main Menu64
Spares70
- Ordering Spares70
- Spare Parts List70
- Hardware Options71
Configuring Redundancy Management72
- Ipdu Redundancy Management Requirements72
- Configuring Redundant Ipdu Communication72
- Managing Device Power Redundancy73
Alert Messages74
- Ipdu Alarms74
Systems Insight Manager Integration75
- Systems Insight Manager Overview75
- Discovering the Ipdu75
- Configuring HP SIM to Receive Traps76
- Configuring the Ipdu to Send Traps to HP SIM77
Security Considerations78
- Security Considerations Overview78
- Installing a Digital Certificate and Encryption Key for SSL78
Optional Power Monitoring Using SNMP80
- SNMP Monitoring80
Updating the Firmware81
- Updating the Firmware Overview81
- Serial Flash Mode81
- FTP Flash Mode82
SNMP Trap Codes84
Application Recovery85
- Recovering a Corrupted Application85
Troubleshooting86
- Browser Does Not Display the Web Interface86
- Browser Incorrectly Displays English or Japanese Characters86
- Browsing Becomes very Slow after an Alarm Is Triggered86
- Browsing Becomes very Slow or Stops Responding When Accessed by Multiple Firefox Sessions86
- Certificate Error87
- Connection Closed by Remote Host Error Message Displays87
- Core Unit LED Indicator Illuminates or Flashes87
- Device Names Display Incorrectly88
- Devices Are Not Discovered88
- Discovered Data Appears as Manual Entry Data88
- Display Unit LED Indicator Illuminates or Flashes88
- Event Notification Messages Do Not Appear on Console Screen89
- Event Notifications Are Not Being Sent89
- Flash Update Fails over a Serial Connection89
- Help Files Do Not Appear89
- HP Power Device Flash Utility Does Not Install Image.bin on a Pentium III89
- HP SIM Lists a Discovered Ipdu as Unmanaged in the System Type Column89
- Invalid IP Address89
- Ipv4 DHCP Assigned Address Is Not Listed with Other Network Interface Parameters90
- Links in Traps and Emails Do Not Work Correctly for Linux90
- No Power90
- Non-Admin Users Cannot Log in through Telnet90
- Receiving a Security Error90
- Redundancy Status Icon Is Red90
- Service Menu Does Not Appear on a Serially-Connected Host Computer91
- Special Characters Not Allowed in Manual Data Fields91
- Unable to Obtain a Valid Network Address Error Message Displays91
- Unable to Send a Test Email92
- Unable to Set Event Delays Using Telnet92
- User Account Locked after Entering Incorrect Password92
- Web Interface Performance Is Slow92
- When Resetting or Powering on the Ipdu, the Browser Does Not Display the Web Interface92
Technical Support93
- Before You Contact HP93
- HP Contact Information93
Regulatory Compliance Notices94
- Regulatory Compliance Identification Numbers94
- Federal Communications Commission Notice94
- Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo, United States Only95
- Modifications95
- Cables95
- Canadian Notice (Avis Canadien)96
- European Union Regulatory Notice96
- Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Households in the European Union97
- Chinese Notice97
- Japanese Notice97
- Korean Notice98
- BSMI Notice98
Acronyms and Abbreviations99
Index102

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