5. Click Apply when finished.
7.6 Power Outlet
Available outlet targets can be viewed under the Targets tab.
To view available serial targets:
1. From the sidebar, click Power Outlet and then click on a target to view properties, overview and settings. You
can also turn an outlet on, off or cycle power by clicking the buttons at the top of the page.
2. Click Properties to view the outlet's ID/nameand status. You can also lock or unlock an outlet from this page.
Alocked outlet cannot be turned on, off or cycled.
3. Click Overview to view the outlet number (ref), current (amps), voltage (volts), power (watts), AppPower (volt-
amps), power factor, energy and alarm state.
4. Click Settings to view and, if supported, configure ID/name, post-on/post-off delays, maximum current, high
warning and high critical thresholds, low warning and low critical thresholds for the outlet.
7.7 Accessible Targets
The Targets screen displays accessible IP-based targets that the appliance can discover, but not manage. Accessible
targets may be supported devices that are configured not to be managed or unsupported devices that the appliance
cannot manage, but can still access. Selecting a device under Accessible Targets, displays its session information in the
content area.
NOTE: If you have not configured the appliance to automatically discover PDUs, SPs and Terminal Servers, these
devices will appear, along with unsupported devices, in the sidebar under Accessible Targets.
To access discovered devices that are not managed:
1. From the sidebar of the Targets tab, click Accessible Target.
2. Click a device to view the session information.
3. Click the HTTP or HTTPS button to launch a session with an accessible target via the web UI.
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Click the SSH or Telnet button to launch a session with an accessible target via the CLI.
To delete session information from the grid:
Enable the checkbox(es) of the applicable information and click Delete.
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