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Raritan PMC-1000 User Manual

Raritan PMC-1000
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BCM2 Series Power Meter
User Guide
Xerus
Firmware v3.4.0
Copyright © 2018 Raritan, Inc.
BCM2
-1B-v3.4.0-E
J
anuary 2018
255-64-0003-00

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Raritan PMC-1000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRaritan
ModelPMC-1000
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Chapter 1 Installation and Initial Configuration

Product Models

Lists the different BCM2 hardware and PM series models.

Hardware Installation

Provides instructions for physically installing the BCM2 and PM series hardware.

Login and Configuration

Details how to access the BCM2 via its web interface and perform initial setup.

Using the BCM2's Display

Explains how to navigate and use the BCM2's front panel LCD display.

Chapter 2 Connecting External Equipment (Optional)

Connecting Environmental Sensor Packages

Describes how to connect Raritan environmental sensor packages like DPX, DPX2, DPX3, and DX series.

Connecting Asset Management Strips

Explains how to track IT devices in a rack using asset management strips and tags.

Connecting a Logitech Webcam

Details how to connect a webcam to the BCM2 for viewing live images or snapshots.

Connecting a GSM Modem

Outlines the process for connecting supported Cinterion® GSM modems to send SMS messages.

Connecting an Analog Modem

Explains how to use an analog modem for remote CLI access when LAN access is unavailable.

Connecting an External Beeper

Describes how to connect an external beeper for audio alarms and create event rules for it.

Connecting a Schroff LHX/SHX Heat Exchanger

Details how to connect and administer Schroff® heat exchangers via the BCM2.

Wireless Network Connection

Guides on connecting the BCM2 to a wireless network using a USB Wi-Fi adapter.

Chapter 3 Using the Web Interface

Supported Web Browsers

Lists the web browsers compatible with the BCM2 web interface for optimal operation.

Changing Your Password

Provides steps for changing user passwords, including administrator privileges.

Introduction to the Web Interface

Explains the four main areas of the BCM2 web interface and basic operation.

Viewing the Dashboard

Details how to view the Dashboard page, providing an overview of the BCM2 device's status.

PMC Power Metering Controller

Explains how to access and view details or edit settings for the PMC controller.

Power Meters

Guides on viewing and managing connected panels and power meters, including scanning for unconfigured ones.

Peripherals

Describes how to view information for connected environmental sensors and actuators.

Feature Port

Details the devices supported for connection to the FEATURE port.

User Management

Covers user accounts, permissions, and preferred measurement units on a per-user basis.

Setting Up Roles

Explains how to define user roles and assign permissions for performing operations.

Device Settings

Guides on configuring network, security, date/time, event rules, and other device-related settings.

Maintenance

Covers device information, firmware updates, backups, network diagnostics, and unit resets.

Webcam Management

Explains how to configure webcams and view live images or snapshots.

Chapter 4 Using SNMP

Enabling and Configuring SNMP

Details how to enable SNMP protocols for communication with an SNMP manager.

Downloading SNMP MIB

Explains the necessity of downloading the SNMP MIB file for using the BCM2 with an SNMP manager.

SNMP Gets and Sets

Describes how the BCM2 receives SNMP get and set requests to retrieve information and configure settings.

Chapter 5 Using the Command Line Interface

About the Interface

Introduces the command line interface (CLI) for administering a BCM2 device and its basic management tasks.

Logging in to CLI

Provides instructions for logging into the CLI via HyperTerminal, SSH, or Telnet.

The ? Command for Showing Available Commands

Explains how to use the '?' key to list available CLI commands or parameters.

Querying Available Parameters for a Command

Guides on how to query available commands or parameters for a specific CLI command.

Showing Information

Details how to use 'show' commands to view current settings or status of the BCM2 device.

Clearing Information

Explains how to use 'clear' commands to remove unnecessary data from the BCM2.

Configuring the BCM2 Device and Network

Covers configuring wired, wireless, and IP settings for the BCM2 via CLI.

Actuator Control Operations

Explains how to control mechanisms or systems connected via actuator channels using CLI commands.

Unblocking a User

Describes how to unblock users who are locked out from accessing the BCM2 from the local console.

Resetting the BCM2

Explains how to reset the BCM2 device to factory defaults or restart it using CLI commands.

Network Troubleshooting

Introduces diagnostic commands for troubleshooting network issues.

Retrieving Previous Commands

Explains how to retrieve previously typed commands from the connection session.

Automatically Completing a Command

Guides on how to use Tab or Ctrl+i to automatically complete commands.

Logging out of CLI

Describes how to properly log out of the CLI to prevent unauthorized access.

Appendix A Resetting to Factory Defaults

Using the Reset Button

Details the procedure to reset the BCM2 to factory defaults using the physical reset button.

Using the CLI Command

Explains how to reset the BCM2 to factory defaults using the Command Line Interface (CLI).

Appendix B LDAP Configuration Illustration

Step A. Determine User Accounts and Groups

Outlines how to determine the user accounts and roles intended for BCM2 access.

Step B. Configure User Groups on the AD Server

Guides on creating user groups for BCM2 on the Active Directory server.

Step C. Configure LDAP Authentication on the BCM2 Device

Details how to enable and set up LDAP authentication on the BCM2 device.

Step D. Configure Roles on the BCM2

Explains how to create roles on the BCM2 that match user groups for authorization.

Appendix C Updating the LDAP Schema

Returning User Group Information

Explains how to retrieve User Group information after successful authentication.

Setting the Registry to Permit Write Operations to the Schema

Describes setting a registry entry to allow domain controllers to write to the schema.

Creating a New Attribute

Guides on creating new attributes for the rciusergroup class.

Adding Attributes to the Class

Details how to add attributes to the user class in the Active Directory Schema.

Updating the Schema Cache

Explains how to update the schema cache by reloading the Active Directory Schema.

Editing rciusergroup Attributes for User Members

Guides on editing individual user attributes within the rciusergroup.

Appendix D RADIUS Configuration Illustration

Standard Attributes

Explains the use of the RADIUS standard attribute "Filter-ID" for conveying group membership (roles).

Vendor-Specific Attributes

Details the properties required when using a RADIUS vendor-specific attribute (VSA).

AD-Related Configuration

Outlines necessary Microsoft Active Directory (AD) configurations for RADIUS authentication.

Appendix E Additional BCM2 Information

RJ45-to-DB9 Cable Requirements for Modem Connections (for iX7™ Only)

Specifies requirements for RJ45-to-DB9 adapter/cable for modem connections.

Reserving IP Addresses in DHCP Servers

Guides on reserving IP addresses for BCM2 network interfaces in Windows DHCP servers.

Sensor Threshold Settings

Explains the threshold settings for a numeric sensor, including critical and warning levels.

Altitude Correction Factors

Provides a table showing the relationship between different altitudes and correction factors for differential air pressure sensors.

Ways to Probe Existing User Profiles

Indicates available ways to query existing user accounts on the BCM2.

Raritan Training Website

Provides information about accessing Raritan's free training materials.

Role of a DNS Server

Explains the importance of DNS server settings for mapping domain names to IP addresses.

Installing the USB-to-Serial Driver (Optional)

Guides on installing the required USB-to-serial driver for Windows operating systems.

Initial Network Configuration via CLI

Describes the initial network configuration process using a serial RS-232 or USB connection via CLI.

Device-Specific Settings

Lists device-specific information that is not included in bulk configuration files.

TLS Certificate Chain

Explains the concept of a certificate chain and its importance for TLS server trust.

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