ATS has automatically switched to redundant power source. The primary power source has failed or is experiencing a power event, the ATS has automatically switched to the redundant power source.
ATS redundant power source has experienced a power failure. The primary ATS power source is functioning but the redundant source is experiencing a power failure or power event. If the primary power source fails, the
ATS will not switch to the redundant power source.
ATS is faulty.
ATS has an internal malfunction and may not operate properly.
More events are available for the environment sensor within UPS/PDU/ATS in Client :
Environmental sensor is not responsive. Environmental sensor of the UPS/PDU/ATS is not responding. The sensor may be malfunctioning or has been removed from the UPS/PDU/ATS.
Temperature is over the high threshold. The temperature measured by the sensor has crossed the high threshold.
Temperature is under the low threshold. The temperature measured by the sensor has crossed the low threshold.
Humidity is over the high threshold. The relative humidity measured by the sensor has crossed the high threshold.
Humidity is under the low threshold.
The relative humidity measured by the sensor has crossed the low threshold.
Principles for Client Firing Events
If both input power sources for the ATS are UPS units, failure events will only fire if both UPS units are affected. If there is a single UPS as an input power source (or no UPS), failure events will fire in the case of a power failure.
Note: In Client, events will be divided into categories according to its power connection. Each event has individual settings for each category.
Notification Recipient
Event Receivers
PowerPanel Business Edition Agent and Client can send notifications to multiple recipients in various ways, including
Windows Alert Messages, Instant Messages and mobile phone text messages (SMS). The Notification Recipient page lists all recipients in the recipient list and displays all defined notifications and whether the notification is active.
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Event Action/Recipient page
Recipients can be managed as follows:
Add a new recipient: Click the New Recipient to have the blank notification recipient fields or use the data from a selected recipient. Enter all required data and click the Add button to add a new recipient to the list.
Modify the recipient: Select the recipient you wish to modify. After entering in the new data, click the Apply button to complete.
Remove the recipient: Select the recipient to remove from the recipient list, and then click Remove to complete the recipient deletion.
The recipient detail settings and descriptions are explained below:
Active: States if the recipient is active.
Language: The language to which the recipient prefers. The notification sent to this recipient uses this language to display content.
Recipient Name: The name of the recipient. The recipient name must be unique.
E-mail Address: The E-mail address of the recipient.
XMPP Account:
The XMPP Instant Messaging account of the recipient. See Event Action/Settings for more
details about XMPP.
Computer Username: The computer user account name which is used to receive the windows alert messages.
Due differences in the Messenger Service of different versions of Windows, please refer to the descriptions below:
If PowerPanel
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Business Edition and the recipients are on Windows 2000 , Windows 2003 or Windows XP and or on a different computer, the service will work normally. The recipient on the remote computer should be formatted as Server name/Users name .
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If PowerPanel
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Business Edition and the recipients are on Windows Vista , Windows Server 2008 ,
Windows 7, Windows Server 2012 or Windows 8 , and then the alert messages will only be sent to a local user account on the computer running PowerPanel
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Business Edition.
Note : Computer Name filed and Alert column are only available on the PowerPanel
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Business Edition which installed on Windows. On Linux, if Linux Message service is activated, the message will be sent to all users on the computer.
Mobile Phone Number: The mobile number of the recipient to receive the mobile text message. It must contain the country code.
Activation Day: Configures the days on which recipients can receive the notification. Users can define the specific ways to notify the assigned administrators on different days.
Activation Time: Configures the time which recipients will receive the notification. Users can define the specific ways to notify the assigned administrators during different times.
Device Sources: Selects the device sources for each recipient to receive the notification. In case of power events from these selected device sources, the recipient will receive the notification.
Note: This field is only available in
Center.
Enabled: Displays which notification(s) are active for the recipient.
Test: Sends the notification in accordance with current settings in order to verify the function. The service can be tested only when the corresponding service on the Event Action/Settings page is configured as activated.
Plan: The dots and line indicates the specific days and time to send a defined notification to the recipient. When an event occurs at the activated time of the activated days, the notification will be sent to recipients.
The dots and the line indicate the specific time and day of the week to notify the recipient of the event
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Trap Receivers
PowerPanel Business Edition Agent supports SNMP traps. Users can set a maximum of 10 receivers to receive trap messages. Both SNMPv1 and v3 are supported. The listed TRAP receivers will be notified when configured Events occur.
Trap Receivers settings in Agent
Trap Receivers can be managed as follows:
Add a new receiver: Click the New Recipient link to open the blank notification recipient fields or use the data from a selected recipient. Enter all required data and click the Add button to add a new recipient to the list.
Modify the receiver: Select the recipient you wish to modify from the recipient list. After entering in the new data, click the Apply button to complete.
Remove the recipient: Select the recipient to remove from the recipient list, and then click Remove to delete the recipient selected.
The receiver detail settings and descriptions are explained below:
Enable: States if the recipient is enabled.
Name: The name of the recipient.
lP Address: The IP address of the recipient. If the IP is set as 255.255.255.255, the trap message will be a broadcast message.
SNMPv1 Community: The community of SNMPv1.
SNMPv3 User Name: The user name of SNMPv3.
Send Test: Sends the trap message in accordance with current settings in order to verify the function.
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