HP R/T2200 IEC-320-C14 HP Power Protector User Guide - Page 51

The device type, for example, RS-232 device, USB device, HP Power Protector, or UPS Network

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• Status-An icon indicating the current status of the communication between the Administrator and the Client ( Normal or Communication Loss) • IP address-The IP address of the node • MAC address-The MAC address of the node • Description-A description of the node • Serial number-The serial number of the node • Class-The device type, for example, RS-232 device, USB device, HP Power Protector, or UPS Network Module • OS type-The node operating system • Location-The node location • Contact-The contact person for the node • User type-A user-defined value that can be used to sort devices throughout the web interface The user type can be specified by editing a device. • User note-A user-defined message that can be used to sort devices • Access-The status of the HPPP Client's login credentials to the HPPP Administrator (must be an administrator level user name and password) • Link-A link to the web interface for the agent ( Communication Loss) HTTP Connection, HTTPS Connection, or • Load alarm threshold-A user specified threshold value that, if exceeded, triggers an event On the Device Discovery screen: 1. Discover USB- and serially-connected UPSs using the HPPP Administrator. To manually discover USB and serial devices that are connected after the application is launched, click Quick scan. 2. Discover network-connected HPPP Administrators and UPS Network Modules using the HPPP Client. To manually discover devices: o Click Quick scan to discover HPPP Administrators and UPS Network Modules that are connected after the application is launched. o Click Range scan to discover HPPP Administrators and UPS Network Modules that are outside the network segment. The Range scan screen appears. Configuration and operation 51

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Configuration and operation 51
•
Status
—An icon indicating the current status of the communication between the Administrator and the
Client (
Normal or
Communication Loss)
•
IP address
—The IP address of the node
•
MAC address
—The MAC address of the node
•
Description
—A description of the node
•
Serial number
—The serial number of the node
•
Class
—The device type, for example, RS-232 device, USB device, HP Power Protector, or UPS Network
Module
•
OS type
—The node operating system
•
Location
—The node location
•
Contact
—The contact person for the node
•
User type
—A user-defined value that can be used to sort devices throughout the web interface
The user type can be specified by editing a device.
•
User note
—A user-defined message that can be used to sort devices
•
Access
—The status of the HPPP Client’s login credentials to the HPPP Administrator (must be an
administrator level user name and password)
•
Link
—A link to the web interface for the agent (
HTTP Connection,
HTTPS Connection, or
Communication Loss)
•
Load alarm threshold
—A user specified threshold value that, if exceeded, triggers an event
On the Device Discovery screen:
1.
Discover USB- and serially-connected UPSs using the HPPP Administrator. To manually discover USB
and serial devices that are connected after the application is launched, click
Quick scan
.
2.
Discover network-connected HPPP Administrators and UPS Network Modules using the HPPP Client. To
manually discover devices:
o
Click
Quick scan
to discover HPPP Administrators and UPS Network Modules that are connected
after the application is launched.
o
Click
Range scan
to discover HPPP Administrators and UPS Network Modules that are outside the
network segment. The Range scan screen appears.