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RPC2™ Communications Module

Command Reference Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Command Line Interface 1

1.1 Accessing the CLI 1

1.2 Navigation 1

1.2.1 Auto-completion 1

1.3 Predefined Groups 2

1.4 User-defined Groups 2

1.5 Default Users 2

2 Commands 3

2.1 Values 3

2.2 help 4

2.3 auth 6

2.4 backup_restore 6

2.5 breakerstate 7

2.6 buzzer 8

2.7 crestfactor 8

2.8 current 9

2.9 datalog 13

2.10 delay 14

2.11 devicechange 14

2.12 energy 15

2.13 exit 16

2.14 factorydefaults 16

2.15 fwupdate 16

2.16 group 18

2.17 label 20

2.18 meminfo 20

2.19 message 20

2.20 nandinfo 22

2.21 network 22

2.22 notification 24

2.23 password 26

2.24 power 26

2.25 powerfactor 27

2.26 reboot 28

2.27 receptaclegroup 28

2.28 receptaclestate 30

2.29 sensor 31

2.30 snmp 32

2.31 status 35

2.32 swocp 36

2.33 swotp 37

2.34 sysinfo 37

2.35 syslog 38

2.36 system 39

2.37 tag 40

2.38 time 41

2.39 unbalancedload 42

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2.40 user 43

2.41 voltage 43

2.42 whoami 44

3 Appendices 45

Appendix A: Serial Port Configuration for Appliance Integration 45

Appendix B: Input Power Cord Wiring Type 45

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1 COMMAND LINE INTERFACE

The RPC2™ Communications Module can be administered and accessed with the Command Line Interface (CLI)utility.

The CLIuses text-based commands in place of the Web User Interface (UI)to perform module tasks more quickly and offer

more control. In some instances, the CLIcan be used to configure multiple module settings at once.

As a supplement to the RPC2™ Communications Module User Manual, this guide describes how to access and navigate the

CLI utility and how to use it after the module has been installed and assigned an IP address. For information to install or

operate your module using the appliance web user interface (UI), see the RPC2™ Communications Module User Manual.

1.1 Accessing the CLI

The CLI can be accessed through a local terminal or a computer that has a terminal emulation program connected to the

network port of the module.

-or-

After the module is connected to the network and has an IP address, it can be accessed by one of the following methods:

•With the web UI

•With an SSH or Telnet client on a remote computer (if the SSH or Telnet protocol is enabled in the

selected security profile)

To access the CLI from the module web UI:

1. Log in to the web UI of the module.

2. From the sidebar of the System tab, click Settings.

3. Click the Open CLIicon at the top of the screen.

1.2 Navigation

The following table lists the keys used to navigate the CLI.

KEY DESCRIPTION

Tab Completes the current command

Delete Removes one character to the right of the cursor

Backspace Removes one character to the left of the cursor

Ctrl-A Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line

Ctrl-U Deletes a line

Ctrl-W Deletes a word

Up Arrow Scrolls through recent CLIhistory

Down Arrow Scrolls through older CLIhistory

Left Arrow Moves the cursor to the left of the current command line

Right Arrow Moves the cursor to the right of the current command line

Table 1.1 CLI Key Descriptions

1.2.1 Auto-completion

The following table describes the keys used to perform auto-completion.

KEY DESCRIPTION

Enter Auto completes, checks syntax and then executes the command. If there is a syntax error, the offending part of the command is highlighted

Table 1.2 Auto-completion Key Descriptions

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KEY DESCRIPTION

and explained.

Space Auto completes or, if the command has been resolved, inserts a space.

Tab Auto completes or shows available commands or user parameters.

1.3 Predefined Groups

The RPC2™ Communications Module has four predefined groups with capabilities associated with each group. Predefined

groups cannot be deleted, and only users can be added to or deleted from a predefined group. The following table

describes each predefined group with its capabilities.

GROUP

NAME ROLE CAPABILITIES NOTES

admin

An admin has the following capabilities:

•Manage all the system settings related to the

device, for example updating the device firmware

on a rack PDU.

•Add or delete a user.

•Configure the user role (for example, user,

poweruser, device-admin or appliance).

•Configure the permissions and access.

•Provides the same capabilities as a poweruser or

user.

The admin user is not a Linux®root.

poweruser

Capability to configure the power management settings at the

bank/strip level. For example, set thresholds, view event, data

logs and so on.

This group typically consists of personnel responsible for data center

management operations.

appliance Capabilities similar to those of a poweruser. This group is dedicated for integration with appliances connected via

serial port.

user Capability to manage receptacles assigned to them.

This group typically consists of system administrators who support

the ITequipment in a rack and need the ability to turn those devices

off and on.

Table 1.3 Predefined Groups Descriptions

1.4 User-defined Groups

The communications module supports user-defined groups. These groups have the same capabilities as the predefined user

group.

1.5 Default Users

The default users are listed in the following table.

NOTE: Default members cannot be deleted.

GROUP TYPE DEFAULT LOGIN DEFAULT PASSWORD

admin Protected admin admin

appliance Protected appliance rpc2k

poweruser Protected pwrusr pwrusr

user Protected NA NA

<custom user> User-defined NA NA

Table 1.4 Default Users

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2 COMMANDS

This section lists and describes the commands available in the CLIfor the RPC2™ Communications Module.

Each command in this guide has a table. Each level of the table represents an argument level in the CLI. Arguments

contained within angle brackets (< >) are user-defined arguments. For example, the following table defines the user

command.

user

help

add

<user>

del

<user>

Table 2.1 Syntax

The first argument in the command is always user.

cli->user

From there, you can access the context-sensitive help.

cli->user help

To add a user, you must define the username and password and confirm the password.

cli->user add <user><password><confirm password>

The add and delete arguments are on the same level as the help argument. The <user>, <password> and <confirm

password>arguments follow on separate levels.

2.1 Values

For some of the commands, you can set the values for a PDU, branch, receptacle or phase. The following are acceptable

values.

PDU:1-4

Branch:A-G

NOTE: When setting the value for a branch, you must use uppercase letters.

Receptacle:1-48

Phase:L1-L3, L12, L23, L31 or N for neutral phase

NOTE: Type @for either a branch or receptacle to set the values for all branches and receptacles.

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2.2 help

Type a question mark (?)or help to display the context-sensitive help. The context-sensitive help displays a list of possible

commands with summaries or the full syntax with all options for the current command. The context-sensitive help is

available for each command of the CLI.

NOTE: For user-defined parameters, a space is required between the parameter and the question mark for help about

the next parameter. If the space is not provided, the context remains with the current parameter.

Example

cli-> current help

Synopsis

-Displays the metered reading of the AC Current at a PDU / Branch / Receptacle / Phase level in a Rack

PDU / Rack PDU Array

-Display / Configure the Threshold Values for current at PDU / Branch / Receptacle / Phase level in a

Rack PDU / Rack PDU Array

-Displays the amount of current increase allowed before the over current alarm occurs at a PDU / Branch /

Receptacle / Phase level in a Rack PDU / Rack PDU Array

-Displays the % of receptacle electrical current utilization relative to the receptacle's current rating at a

PDU / Branch / Receptacle / Phase level in a Rack PDU / Rack PDU Array

Syntax

current [{PDU}[.{BRN}[.{RECP}]]]

current {PDU} {PHASE}

current {cmd_option} [{PDU}[.{BRN}[.{RECP}]]]

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current {cmd_option} {PDU} {PHASE}

current threshold {PDU}.{BRN}[.{RECP}] {threshold_values}

current threshold {PDU} {PHASE} {threshold_values}

...{cmd_option= threshold, untilalarm, utilization}

...{PDU= 1..4} {PHASE= L1, L2, L3, N, @} {BRN= A..G, @} {RECP= 1..48, @}

...For L1, L2, L3 : {threshold_values = (high_critical=0..100):(high_warn=0..100):(low_critical=0..100)}

...For N : {threshold_values = (high_critical=0..100):(high_warn=0..100)}

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2.3 auth

Type auth to display the authentication configuration information of a rack PDU or Rack PDU Array™. An admin can

configure the authentication parameters.

auth

help

type

kerberos, kerberos_local, kerberos_down_local, ldap, ldap_local, ldap_down_local, local, local_radius, local_tacacs+, dsview, dsview_

local, radius, radius_local, radius_down_local, tacacs+, tacacs+_local, tacacs+_down_local

webmode

Form-base, Digest

remoteserver

dsview

radius

tacacs+

<firstauthaddr>, <firstaccountaddr>, <secondauthaddr>, <secondaccountaddr>, <service>, <secret>, <confirmsecret>,

ldap_ad

kerberos

Table 2.2 Syntax

Examples

To set the authentication type as DSView, enter the following command.

cli->auth type dsview

To configure the DSView remote server, enter the following command.

cli-> auth remoteserver dsview <IPAddress1> <IPAddress2> <IPAddress3><IPAddress4>

2.4 backup_restore

Type backup_restore to display the backup and restore settings for the module. An admin can configure the settings.

backup_restore

help

restore

Table 2.3 Syntax

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