Tripp Lite SNMPWEBCARD Bedienungsanleitung

1111 West 35th Street

Chicago, IL 60609

Customer Support: (773) 869-1234

www.tripplite.com

UPS SNMPWEBCARD

USER’S GUIDE

FCC Radio/TV Interference Notice

The SNMPWEBCARD has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the

FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is

operated in a domestic environment. Both these devices generate, use and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. The user must use shielded

cables and connectors with these products. Any modifications to these products not expressly approved by the party responsible

for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1: Introduction __________________________________________________________________ 1

System Requirements_________________________________________________________________________ 1

Details - SNMPWEBCARD____________________________________________________________________ 2

Package Contents ____________________________________________________________________________ 3

Chapter 2: Configuration ________________________________________________________________ 4

Selecting an IP Address _______________________________________________________________________ 4

Terminal Mode Configuration _________________________________________________________________ 4

Chapter 3: SNMP_______________________________________________________________________ 5

Chapter 4: Browser Interface _____________________________________________________________ 7

Establishing a Connection______________________________________________________________________________ 7

To Log On to the SNMPWEBCARD _____________________________________________________________________ 7

Navigating the SNMPWEBCARD’s Web Pages ____________________________________________________________ 7

Status Screen________________________________________________________________________________________ 8

Action Menu _______________________________________________________________________________________ 9

Settings Menus _____________________________________________________________________________________ 11

TCP/IP Menu ______________________________________________________________________________________ 15

Telnet Menu _______________________________________________________________________________________ 15

Web Menu_________________________________________________________________________________________ 15

SNMP Menu _______________________________________________________________________________________ 15

Logs _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 17

Chapter 5: Troubleshooting______________________________________________________________ 18

Appendix A: Specifications ______________________________________________________________ 19

PS/2 Connector _____________________________________________________________________________ 20

Serial Port ________________________________________________________________________________ 20

Chapter1 Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of your new SNMPWEBCARD. Your SNMPWEBCARD will connect your UPS to your LAN. This will

allow you to monitor and control the UPS from any PC on the LAN, using either:

• SNMP protocol and popular SNMP network management platforms such as HP OpenView, IBM NetView, etc., or

• A Web browser.

SNMPWEBCARD System Requirements

• Tripp Lite UPS with a standard card slot.

• Ethernet networking environment using the TCP/IP protocol.

• SNMP-based management station such as:

HP OpenView,

IBM Tivoli

Sun SunNet Manager,

Novell ManageWise

• Web browser supporting HTML frames, forms and Java, such as:

Netscape Navigator 3.0 or later

MS Internet Explorer 4.0 or later

• For “Terminal Mode” configuration, a terminal emulation (communication) package.

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SNMPWEBCARD Details

Figure 1-1: SNMPWEBCARD

Item Description

1 RJ45 Ethernet Connector

2 RJ45 Ethernet Connector with Link & Status LEDs

3 Configuration Port

4 ENVIROSENSE Connector

5 UPS Slot Connector

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Package Contents

The following items should be included in your package. If any items are missing, contact your dealer immediately:

•SNMPWEBCARD

•Installation and Quick Start Guide

•Configuration Cable

•CD-ROM Including

- MIBs

- Owner’s Manual

Chapter2 Configuration

Your SNMPWEBCARD can be configured for use with many different LAN setups and for many different applications. This

chapter explains the procedures and settings used in SNMPWEBCARD configuration.

Selecting an IP Address

You must choose an IP address for your SNMPWEBCARD before connecting it to your network. The IP address must be unique

to the SNMPWEBCARD, and it must be in the same address block subnet as the computer(s) it will communicate with. For

example, if the computer(s) it will communicate with are in the 192.168.x.x block, you might choose the IP address 192.168.1.1

for your SNMPWEBCARD.

Terminal Mode Configuration

Before your SNMPWEBCARD can communicate over your LAN, it must be assigned an IP address via terminal mode

configuration using a direct serial cable connection and a terminal (communication) program. Other SNMPWEBCARD settings

may also be configured in terminal mode.

Terminal mode configuration procedure is as follows:

1. Connect the “Configuration” port on the SNMPWEBCARD to the serial port on your PC or terminal (see Figure 1-1).

2. Configure the VT100 compatible terminal (communication) program with the following settings:

Setting Value

Baud rate 9600

Data 8 bits

Parity None

Stop Bit 1

Flow control protocol None

Table 2-1

(Note: Only follow Steps 3-4 if the SNMPWEBCARD did NOT automatically receive an IP address when you performed Step 1

above.)

3. Manually Configure SNMPWEBCARD

a. Disconnect Ethernet cable and remove the SNMPWEBCARD from the accessory slot.

b. Set the SNMPWEBCARD's jumpers. For most Tripp Lite UPS models, set to jumper position 1 (see Fig.1). For models listed

below with their corresponding series numbers, set to jumper position 2 (see Fig. 2). Note: Series numbers can be found on the

back of the UPS.

4. Configure SNMPWEBCARD in Terminal Mode

a. When the configuration main menu appears on your computer screen, you will be prompted to accept or modify current setting.

Type M (modify).

b. A password prompt will appear. Type the default terminal password: TrippLite.

c. Reset Configuration to default values (Y/N) will appear. Type N (no) and press ENTER.

d. Network Interface Parameters will appear. You will be prompted with Should target obtain IP settings from the network? Type

N (no) and configure the card to your networks subnets. If you do not know what IP address to give the SNMPWEBCARD,

contact your system administrator.

Managing the UPS

e. Save settings. The card will then reboot; depending on the selected configuration settings, it will take 2-5 minutes for the card to

become initialized.*

5. Prepare SNMPWEBCARD for Operation

a. Remove the cable connecting the SNMPWEBCARD to the computer.

b. Test network configuration by pinging the IP address given to the SNMPWEBCARD.

c. If test is successful, replace the UPS accessory slot plate and secure it with screws to hold the SNMPWEBCARD firmly in

position.

* Or configure other SNMPWEBCARD settings as explained in this chapter.

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Chapter3 SNMP

Your SNMPWEBCARD allows a UPS to be managed by SNMP tools, using the UPS SNMP Agent and the UPS SNMP MIB.

The UPS SNMP Agent is in the SNMPWEBCARD SNMP firmware. It responds to standard SNMP commands (get, get next and

set) and will generate SNMP traps (messages) if configured to do so.

The MIB (Management Information Base) determines what parameters can be monitored and controlled.

MIB (Management Information Base)

The UPS SNMP MIB must be installed on each management station that will monitor the UPS.

To Install The MIB:

• Copy the .MIB file from CD or download to a directory on your system.

• Use the Import-Compile command of your SNMP Management program to import the .MIB file.

Chapter4 BrowserInterface

You may monitor and control a UPS system with an SNMPWEBCARD using an Internet browser. The card generates navigable

HTML pages. These HTML pages are updated to match UPS status every 30 seconds; the browser will refresh the displayed

information automatically. To update the information on a page sooner, reload the page.

Establishing a Connection

To connect to the SNMPWEBCARD:

1. Start your browser.

2. In the Address field, enter http://IP_Address (where IP_Address is the IP Address of the SNMPWEBCARD, e.g.

http://192.168.1.1).

3. The Log On Page will appear.

To Log On to the UPS Adapter

To log on and continue to the SNMPWEBCARD’s other Web pages:

1. If you have not configured the SNMPWEBCARD to require a user name or password for access, hit the Submit Logon

button to continue.

2. If the card is configured to require a user name and/or password for access, enter them here before hitting the Submit

Logon button to continue.

(Note: Default user names are guest with no password and admin with no password.)

Navigating the SNMPWEBCARD Web Pages

The logon default screen is the Status Screen. (See Figure 4-1.) This screen is divided in to four sections:

1) Menu Bar

2) Device Information

3) Device Summary

4) Alarm Status

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Figure 4-1: Status Screen

Menu Bar

The buttons on the Menu Bar are headings. Clicking on a heading will take you the main page for that menu. If there are sub-

menu options, buttons will appear in a frame on the left-hand side of the screen below the menu bar. Clicking on a sub-menu

button will make it active. The button will change color to gray/blue, indicating that it is now the active page.

Device Information

The Device Information frame lists the characteristics that distinguish the device from others on the network.

Device Summary

The Device Summary frame divides all possible variables that the device can support into four categories:

Input—Summarizes all variables related to input items, and displays an icon next to each item to indicate its status.

Output—Summarizes all variables related to output items, and displays an icon next to each item to indicate its status.

Battery—Summarizes all variables related to battery items, and displays an icon next to each item to indicate its status.

Miscellaneous—Summarizes all variables that do not fall in to one of the other three categories, and displays an icon next to

each item to indicate its status.

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