Secret Phrase Sample Clauses

Secret Phrase. The Secret Phrase is used to create secure network communications between PowerPanel® Applications such as Client and Agent, Client and UPS RMCARD, or Client and PDU. The default phrase is powerpanel.encryption.key. The Secret Phrase can be configured on the Security/Authentication page in the Agent and Client, or on the System/Security page in the PDU and UPS RMCARD web. The Secret Phrase which is used in the Client and devices must match. Secret Phrase on the System/Security page in the UPS RMCARD202 web Note: If the firmware version on the RMCARD202 is earlier than 1.1 (excluding 1.1), you should refer to SNMP, SNMPv1 and SNMPv3 sections for the correct configurations.
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Secret Phrase. ‌ Security/Authentication page in Client (This section is only applicable to Client with Agent or UPS RMCARD202) The Secret Phrase is used to create secure network communications between PowerPanel® Applications such as Client and Agent, or Client and UPS RMCARD202. The default phrase is powerpanel.encryption.key. The Secret Phrase can be configured on the Security/Authentication page in the Agent and the Client, or on the System/Security page in the RMCARD web. The Secret Phrase which is used in the Client and the UPS RMCARD/Agent must be matched each other. Secret Phrase on the System/Security page in the UPS RMCARD202 web Note: If the firmware version on the RMCARD202 is earlier than 1.1 (excluding 1.1), you should refer to SNMP Community and SNMP Trap Community sections for the correct configurations. SNMP Community (This section is only applicable to Client with PDU or UPS RMCARD201) The Client uses this community to authenticate communication between the UPS RMCARD/PDU and to access the UPS/PDU information. The default community is private. The community can be configured on the Network/Access Control page in the UPS remote management card (RMCARD) web or on the Network/SNMP Settings page in the PDU web. By default, the UPS and PDU use private as the community with write permission, and public with read only permission. The community used by Client to access the UPS RMCARD/PDU must have a minimum of read permission for basic operation. Network/Access Control page in the UPS RMCARD201 web If the community has write permission, the Client can complete some configuration tasks automatically. If the Client cannot complete these tasks due to a permission limitation, the following settings must be configured manually in the UPS RMCARD web or in the PDU web: • Outlet Off Delay Setting - Specify the necessary time for the Client to shut down the computer on the Outlet/Outlet Configuration page in the PDU web. • Add the IP address of the Client computer to the Trap Receiver list of the UPS RMCARD/PDU on the Network/Trap Notification page in the UPS RMCARD web or in the PDU web. SNMP Trap Community (This section is only applicable to Client with PDU or UPS RMCARD201) The Client uses the community to authenticate the SNMP trap from a secure device. The community default is public. The IP address of the Client computer must be added to the Trap Receiver list on the Network/Trap Notification page of the UPS RMCARD201 and the PDU to ensure the community is matched...
Secret Phrase. The Secret Phrase is used to create secure network communications between PowerPanel® Applications such as Client and Agent, Client and UPS RMCARD, or Client and PDU. The default phrase is powerpanel.encryption.key. The Secret Phrase can be configured on the Security/Authentication page in the Agent and Client, or on the System/Authentication page in the PDU and UPS RMCARD web interface. The Secret Phrase which is used in the Client and devices must match. Secret Phrase on the System/Security page in the UPS RMCARD205 web SNMP The Client establishes communication and access device information via SNMPv1 and SNMPv3. Early UPS and PDU models only support SNMPv1 protocol, and some newer models have supported SNMPv3 protocol. User can choose the proper SNMP protocol according to the device. SNMP Protocol. User can determines which SNMP protocol to use over the network communication between Client and devices. It is recommended to choose Both option because Client attempts on the correct SNMP protocol for device to interact. SNMPv1
Secret Phrase. The Secret Phrase is used to create secure network communications between PowerPanel® Applications such as Client and Agent, Client and UPS RMCARD202, or Client and PDU (aside from PDU20SW8RNET or PDU15SW8RNET). The default phrase is powerpanel.encryption.key. The Secret Phrase can be configured on the Security/Authentication page in the Agent and Client, or on the System/Security page in the PDU and UPS RMCARD web. The Secret Phrase which is used in the Client and devices such as PDU and UPS must match. Secret Phrase on the System/Security page in the UPS RMCARD202 web Note: If the firmware version on the RMCARD202 is earlier than 1.1 (excluding 1.1), you should refer to SNMP Community and SNMP Trap Community sections for the correct configurations.

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