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Optional power monitoring using SNMP

SNMP monitoring

Battery status, power status, events, and traps can be monitored using third-party SNMP managers.

SNMP monitoring supports the RFC-1628 MIB and the HP Power MIB (CPQPOWER.MIB).

Using the SNMP submenu (on page 86):

1. Configure the third-party SNMP manager to monitor the HP UPS Management Module.

2. In the third-party SNMP manager, configure the HP UPS Management Module information to be

monitor by the SNMP manager.

The HP Power MIB (CPQPOWER.MIB) can be downloaded from the HP website

(http://www.hp.com/go/rackandpower

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- User Guide1
- Table of Contents3
Overview7
- Introduction7
- Features7
- HP UPS Power Protection Agent Overview8
  - HP UPS Power Protection Agent Requirements8
- Typical Hardware Configurations9
- Web Interface Requirements15
- Quick Installation and Setup Overview16
Component Identification17
- Front Panel17
Installing the HP UPS Management Module18
- Required Tools18
- Installing the Management Module18
- Checking the Error LED20
- Connecting the Network Cable20
- Connecting the Configuration Cable21
- Launching a Terminal Emulation Program21
- Configuring the Management Module for Remote Access22
- Connecting Devices23
Installing the HP UPS Power Protection Agent26
- Installation Overview26
- Installing the Agent on Windows Operating Systems26
  - Installing the Agent Using the GUI Method27
  - Installing the Agent Using the Silent Installation Method33
- Reconfiguring the Agent on Windows Operating Systems34
- Installing the Agent on Linux Operating Systems35
- Reconfiguring the Agent on Linux Operating Systems38
- Installing the Agent on HP-UX Operating Systems38
- Reconfiguring the Agent on HP-UX Operating Systems40
- Uninstalling Components from Windows® Systems40
- Uninstalling Components from Linux Systems41
- Uninstalling Components from HP-UX Systems41
HP UPS Management Module Web Interface42
- HP UPS Management Module Web Interface Overview42
- Accessing the Web Interface42
  - Web Browser42
  - System Tray Icon43
- Signing in to the Web Interface43
- Browser Security Alert44
- Navigating the Web Interface46
- Home Tab47
- Logs Tab56
  - Event Log Menu56
  - Application Log Menu58
- Setup Tab58
- Help Tab79
HP UPS Management Module Service Menu82
- HP UPS Management Module Service Menu Overview82
- Accessing the Service Menu82
  - Telnet Session82
  - Terminal Emulation Session83
- Post83
- Navigating the Menus83
- Service Menu84
- HP UPS Management Module Configuration Utility84
Troubleshooting91
- ASCII Character Sequence Esc+Shift+9 Directs All Serial Communication to the Ilo Port for the HP Proliant DL380 G491
- Agent Does Not Install on Red hat Itanium91
- Attached Device Communication Errors Appear91
- Attached Device DID Not Shut down Gracefully91
- Battery Test DID Not Run91
- Browser Does Not Display the Web Interface for an Installed Management Module92
- Browser Incorrectly Displays English or Japanese Characters92
- Certificate Error92
- Email Notifications Are Not Received from an HP-UX Server93
- Error LED Illuminates or Flashes93
- Error During Agent Installation93
- Event Notification Messages Do Not Appear on Console Screen93
- Event Notifications Are Not Being Sent94
- FTP Error Messages Appear When Connecting through Linux94
- Flash Update Fails over a Serial Connection94
- HP SIM Lists a Discovered UPS as Unmanaged in the System Type Column94
- Hpflash Does Not Install Image.bin on a Pentium III94
- Initiate Battery Test Command Has Been Sent Message Not Displayed94
- Input Frequency Shows Zero95
- Installshield Error Code -6001 Appears During Setup95
- Invalid IP Address95
- Links in Traps and Emails Do Not Work Correctly for Linux95
- Linux Agent Does Not Execute on Red hat 595
- Low Battery Warning Is Displayed96
- Manual Load Dumped Alarm Not Working96
- Messages from the Messenger Service Are Not Displayed in Japanese96
- Network Attached UPS Not Discovered96
- No Power96
- Non-Admin Users Cannot Log in through Telnet96
- On Battery Alarm96
- On Boost Alarm97
- On Buck Alarm97
- Operating System Firewall Prevents Management Module Functionality97
- Overload Alarm97
- Receiving a Security Error97
- Redundant Status Error Displays on the Attached Devices Screen for a Nonredundant Configuration97
- Redundant UPS Status98
- SLES 10 Agent Does Not Autostart after Power Fail or Reboot98
- Servers Running Windows Server® 2003 Do Not Restart98
- Shutdowns Not Functioning When any Server Is Configured in a Redundant Configuration99
- Silent Install DID Not Execute Successfully99
- Task Bar Menu Does Not Clear99
- UPS Power Protection Agent Does Not Display a Shutdown Warning Message in SLES Operating Systems99
- Unable to Discover a UPS100
- Unable to Edit Devices Using Telnet100
- Unable to Locate the .INI Files for a Silent Install100
- Unable to Obtain a Valid Network Address Error Message Displays100
- Unable to Reboot the Machine101
- Unable to Set Event Delays Using Telnet101
- Unable to Start the HP UPS Power Protection Agent for Linux101
- Unable to Start the HP UPS Power Protection Agent for Windows101
- Unexpected Problems Occur with the Web Interface and Service Menu101
- Utility Alarm102
- When Resetting or Powering on the Management Module, the Browser Does Not Display the Web Interface102
Technical Support103
- Before You Contact HP103
- HP Contact Information103
Regulatory Compliance Notices104
- Regulatory Compliance Identification Numbers104
- Federal Communications Commission Notice104
- Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo, United States Only105
- Modifications105
- Canadian Notice (Avis Canadien)105
- European Union Regulatory Notice106
- Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Households in the European Union106
- Chinese Notice107
- Japanese Notice107
- Korean Notice107
- BSMI Notice108
Alert Messages109
- UPS Alarms109
Systems Insight Manager Integration112
- Systems Insight Manager Overview112
- Discovering the Management Module113
- Configuring HP SIM to Receive Traps113
- Configuring the Management Module to Send Traps to HP SIM114
Security Considerations115
- Security Considerations Overview115
Optional Power Monitoring Using SNMP116
- SNMP Monitoring116
Updating the Firmware117
- Updating the Firmware Overview117
Redundant Configuration118
- Configuring the Software for Redundancy118
Firewall Configuration120
- Configuring the Firewall on Windows120
Mass Configuration126
- Using the HP Flash Utility126
SNMP Trap Codes127
Acronyms and Abbreviations129
Index131

Brand	HP
Model	UPS
Category	Power Supply
Language	English

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