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When are the settings effective?
Immediately.
Protocol Type Device Timeout Settings
These settings are used to configure the timeout between devices and the
Power Center server.
•IPMI
—
Communication timeout between Power Center and an IPMI-
enabled device (1-20 seconds). The default is 3 seconds.
•SNMP
—
Communication timeout between Power Center and a SNMP-
enabled device (1-20 seconds). The default is 3 seconds.
•WS-MAN
—
Communication timeout between Power Center and a WS-
MAN device (5-180 seconds). The default is 60 seconds.
When are the settings effective?
From the next time Power Center tries to communicate with the affected
device.
Energy Consumption Settings
These settings are used to calculate the energy consumption cost.
•Flat Rate
—
The rate of the power per kilowatt-hour (kWh); it uses the
currency you set in Default Units. The default is 0.
• Cooling Multiplier
—
The multiplier enables estimating the energy
needed to cool the device/group. The default is 1.5. For more information
on how the cooling multiplier is applied, see "Viewing Energy
Consumption" in the "Power Monitoring" chapter.
When are the settings effective?
• Flat Rate
—
From beginning of the next hour. For example, if you changed
the setting on 8:15, the new setting will be effective from 9:00.
• Cooling Multiplier
—
Immediately.
SNMP Traps Settings
These settings are used to enable Power Center to send the following custom
events to your preferred third-party applications:
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- User Guide 1
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 2
- Contents 3
- Overview 11
- Topology 12
- System Requirements 13
- Supported Devices 14
- Getting Started 16
- Use Case Introduction 18
- Getting Started 19 19
- Use Case 4: Managing Devices 20
- Structure 20
- Events of a Device or Group 21
- Devices/Groups 21
- Getting Started 22 22
- Installing and Launching 23
- Installed Directories 26
- Power Center Services 26
- Uninstalling Power Center 27
- Launching Power Center 28
- Installing and Launching 29 29
- Access Control 30
- Access Control 32 32
- Access Control 33 33
- Access Control 34 34
- Single Domain Environment 35
- Access Control 36 36
- Multiple Domain Environment 37
- Access Control 38 38
- Multiple User Login 39
- Logging out 40
- Managing User Roles 40
- Managing User Accounts 41
- Updating a User 42
- Deleting a User 42
- Managing Privileges 43
- Global Configuration 46
- Device Discovery 47
- Manage Role/User 47
- View Device/Group 47
- Manage Device/Group 47
- Manage Policy 48
- Manage Event 48
- Licensing 49
- Viewing License 50
- Device Discovery 52 52
- Adding a Device Manually 54
- Device Discovery 55 55
- Protocol Profile 56
- Device Management 58
- Editing Devices 60
- Editing Protocol 61
- Deleting Devices 61
- Filtering Devices 62
- Sorting Devices 63
- Group Management 64
- Finding a Group or Device 65
- Group Management 66 66
- Physical Groups 67
- Managing Physical Groups 68
- Moving a Physical Group 71
- Editing Physical Groups 72
- Deleting Physical Groups 72
- Viewing Physical Groups 72
- Physical Groups 73 73
- Logical Groups 74
- Editing Logical Groups 76
- Deleting Logical Groups 76
- Viewing Logical Groups 76
- Logical Groups 77 77
- Power Monitoring 78
- Power Monitoring 79 79
- Viewing Power Details 80
- Viewing Energy Consumption 82
- Monitoring PDU Power 83
- Monitoring UPS Power 84
- Power Dashboard 85
- Power Monitoring 86 86
- Power Monitoring 87 87
- Temperature Monitoring 88
- Viewing Temperature Details 89
- Temperature Dashboard 92
- Temperature Monitoring 93 93
- Temperature Monitoring 94 94
- Power Policies 95
- Power Policies 96 96
- Power Policy Capabilities 97
- Creating a Policy 98
- Viewing Policy Details 101
- Policy Priority Levels 101
- Policy Modes 102
- Enabling/Disabling Policy 102
- Updating a Policy 103
- Deleting Policies 103
- Filtering Policies 104
- Emergency Power Reduction 104
- Policy-Related Events 105
- Comparing 106
- Adding a Device or Group 107
- Comparing 108 108
- Event Management 109
- Custom Events 112
- Supported PDU/UPS Events 114
- Event Severity Levels 115
- Viewing Events 115
- Sorting Events 116
- Editing Events 116
- Deleting Events 116
- Filtering Events 117
- Event Management 119 119
- Security 120
- Security 121 121
- OS Hardening 122
- Audit Log 123
- Managing Certificates 124
- Security 125 125
- Configuring Power Center 126
- Default Units Settings 127
- Energy Consumption Settings 128
- SNMP Traps Settings 128
- Configuring Power Center 129 129
- Database Policy Settings 130
- Configuring Power Center 131 131
- "-1" 131
- Installation Settings 132
- Configuring Power Center 133 133
- Configuring Power Center 134 134
- Configuring Power Center 135 135
- Configuring Power Center 136 136
- Configuring Power Center 137 137
- Kerberos Realm Settings 138
- Backup and Recovery 139
- Power Center Backup 140
- Power Center Recovery 141
- Backup and Recovery 142 142
- Troubleshooting 144
- Troubleshooting 145 145
- Troubleshooting 146 146
- Troubleshooting 147 147
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