Common use of Change Password Clause in Contracts

Change Password.  Enter the password in the Current Password field.  Select the Change Password option and enter a new password in the New Password and Confirm Password fields.  Click Apply to complete the change. Session Session Timeout is the option which determines the duration of the session after the login. If the page isn’t accessed during this period and remains inactive, users will be logged out automatically. Users will need to login again on the Login page. Authentication To secure and protect network communication between the PowerPanel® applications and the devices, security settings must be configured in the Security/Authentication page. The Secret Phrase and SNMP settings (in Client) are configured and used for authenticating network communication between the PowerPanel® applications and devices such as PDU or UPS. Security/Authentication page in Client If the Client establishes communication with below devices, refer to PowerPanel section for further details:  PowerPanel applications such as Agent or Center.  RMCARD whose model name is RMCARD302, RMCARD203. RMCARD202, RMCARD305 or RMCARD205.  PDU whose model name is anything except PDU20SW8RNET or PDU15SW8RNET. If the Client doesn’t establish communication with the aforementioned UPS and PDU, refer to SNMP, SNMPv1 and SNMPv3 sections for further details. PowerPanel

Change Password.  Enter the password in the Current Password field.  Select the Change Password option and enter a new password in the New Password and Confirm Password fields.  Click Apply to complete the change. Session Session Timeout is the option which determines the duration of the session after the login. If the page isn’t accessed during this period and remains inactive, users will be logged out automatically. Users will need to login again on the Login page. Authentication To secure and protect network communication between the PowerPanel® applications and the devices, security settings must be configured in the Security/Authentication page. The Secret Phrase and SNMP settings (in Client) are be configured and used for authenticating network communication between the PowerPanel® applications and devices such as PDU or UPS. Security/Authentication page in Client If the Client establishes communication with below devices, refer to PowerPanel section for further details:  PowerPanel applications such as Agent or Center.  RMCARD whose model name is RMCARD302, RMCARD203. RMCARD301, RMCARD203 or RMCARD202, RMCARD305 or RMCARD205.  PDU whose model name is anything except aside from PDU20SW8RNET or PDU15SW8RNET. If the Client doesn’t establish communication with the aforementioned UPS and PDU, refer to SNMP, SNMPv1 and SNMPv3 sections for further details. PowerPanel

Change Password.  Enter the password in the Current Password field.  Select the Change Password option and enter a new password in the New Password and Confirm Password fields.  Click Apply to complete the change. Session Session Timeout is the option which determines the duration of the session after the login. If the page isn’t accessed during this period and remains inactive, users will be logged out automatically. Users will need to login again on the Login page. Authentication To secure and protect network communication between the PowerPanel® applications and the devices, security settings must be configured in the Security/Authentication page. The Secret Phrase and SNMP settings (in Client) are be configured and used for authenticating network communication between the PowerPanel® applications and devices such as PDU or UPS. Security/Authentication page in Client If the Client establishes communication with below devices, refer to PowerPanel section for further details:  PowerPanel applications such as Agent or Center.  RMCARD whose model name is RMCARD302, RMCARD203. RMCARD202, RMCARD305 or RMCARD205.  PDU whose model name is anything except PDU20SW8RNET or PDU15SW8RNET. If the Client doesn’t establish communication with the aforementioned UPS and PDU, refer to SNMP, SNMPv1 and SNMPv3 sections for further details. PowerPanel