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Power on the Equipment
Updated: March 2018
Oracle
®
Rack Cabinet 1242 Power Distribution Units User's Guide
Document Information
Using This Documentation
Product Documentation Library
Feedback
Understanding PDUs
Task Installation Overview
PDU Overview
Confirming Facility Requirements and PDU Specifications
Confirming Facility Requirements
Facility Power Requirements
Circuit Breaker Capacity and Characteristics
Grounding Requirements
Confirming PDU Specifications
PDU Physical Specifications
PDU Electrical Specifications
PDU Input Leads and Outlet Groups on Single-Phase PDUs
PDU Input Leads and Outlet Groups on Three-Phase PDUs
Environmental Specifications
Preparing for Installation
Safety Notices
ESD Precautions
Tools
Attach an Antistatic Wrist Strap
Attach a Grounding Strap
Install Equipment
Installing PDUs Into a Oracle Rack 1242 Cabinet
Installing PDUs
Prepare to Install a PDU
Install a PDU
Connecting the PDU to the AC Power Source
Circuit Breaker Overview
Circuit Breaker Locations
Connect the PDU to the AC Power Source
Connect Equipment Power Cords to PDUs
Power on the Equipment
Connecting PDUs to the Network
Connecting an Original PDU to a Network
Connect an Original PDU to a DHCP Network
Prepare to Connect an Original PDU to a Static IP Address Network
Configure a Windows PC for a Point-to-Point Connection
Configure an Oracle Solaris System for a Point-to-Point Connection
Connect an Original PDU to a Static IP Address Network
Crossover Cable Pinout Diagram
Connecting an Enhanced PDU to a Network
Connect an Enhanced PDU to a DHCP Network
Connect an Enhanced PDU to a Static IP Address Network Through a SER MGT Port
Connect an Enhanced PDU to a Static IP Address Network Through a DHCP-Capable Network
Login Information
Terminal Configuration Settings
Monitoring Original PDUs
Understanding the Relationship Between Modules and Outlet Groups
Relationship Between Modules and Outlet Groups Overview
Single-Phase PDU Module and Outlet Group Relationship
Three-Phase PDU Module and Outlet Group Relationship
Access a Metering Unit on the Network (Original PDU)
Set Threshold Parameter Levels (Original PDU)
Monitoring an Original PDU
Monitor an Original PDU (LCD Screen)
Monitor an Original PDU (HTML Interface)
Current and Voltage Measurement Colors
Changing Interface Settings (Original PDU)
Set the PDU Name and Location (Original PDU)
Add Users and Change Passwords (Original PDU)
Send System Log Messages to Systems on the Network (Original PDU)
Enabling and Configuring SNMP (Original PDU)
Types of PDU Metering Unit SNMP Traps (Original PDU)
Enable and Configure SNMP (Original PDU)
Specify NMS Hosts (Original PDU)
Verifying and Updating the Firmware (Original PDU)
View Module Information (Original PDU)
Update the PDU Metering Unit Firmware (Original PDU)
Administering the PDU Metering Unit (Original PDU)
Reset the PDU Metering Unit (Original PDU)
View Status Information on the LCD Screen (Original PDU)
Adjust the LCD Screen (Original PDU)
Restore the PDU to Factory Default Settings (Original PDU)
NET MGT Port LED and Pin Descriptions
Monitoring Enhanced PDUs
Understanding the Relationship Between Inputs and Outlet Groups
Relationship Between Inputs and Outlet Groups Overview
Single-Phase PDU Input and Outlet Group Relationship
Three-Phase PDU Input and Outlet Group Relationship
Access a Metering Unit on the Network (Enhanced PDU)
Set Threshold Parameter Values (Enhanced PDU)
Monitoring an Enhanced PDU
Monitor the Enhanced PDU (LCD Screen)
Monitor the Enhanced PDU (HTML Interface)
Monitor the Enhanced PDU (RS-232)
Monitor the Enhanced PDU (SSH)
Changing Interface Settings (Enhanced PDU)
Set the PDU Information (Enhanced PDU)
Add Users and Change Passwords (Enhanced PDU)
Send System Log Messages to Systems on the Network (Enhanced PDU)
Enabling and Configuring SNMP (Enhanced PDU)
Types of PDU Metering Unit SNMP Traps (Enhanced PDU)
Enable and Configure SNMP (Enhanced PDU)
Configure SNMP Traps
Verifying and Updating the Firmware (Enhanced PDU)
View Module Information (Enhanced PDU)
Update the PDU Metering Unit Firmware (HTML)
Update the PDU Metering Unit Firmware (SSH)
Administering the PDU Metering Unit (Enhanced PDU)
Reset the Enhanced PDU Metering Unit (Reset Button)
Reboot the Enhanced PDU Metering Unit (LCD)
Reboot the Enhanced PDU Metering Unit (HTML)
Reboot the Enhanced PDU Metering Unit (RS-232)
Reboot the Enhanced PDU Metering Unit (SSH)
View Status Information on the LCD Screen (Enhanced PDU)
Adjust the LCD Screen (Enhanced PDU)
Set the PDU System Time
Access the Event Logging Page
Restoring the PDU to Factory Default Settings (Enhanced PDU)
Restore the PDU to Factory Default Settings (LCD)
Restore the PDU to Factory Default Settings (HTML)
Restore the PDU to Factory Default Settings (RS-232)
Restore the PDU to Factory Default Settings (SSH)
NET MGT Port LED and Pin Descriptions
SER MGT Ports and Pin Descriptions
Understanding CLI Commands
Help Commands
Understanding User and Administrator Commands
User and Administrator Commands
PDU System Information Parameters (get Command)
Power Information Parameters
Input Parameters
Line Parameters
Understanding Administrator-Only Commands
Administrator-Only Commands
PDU System Information Parameters (set Command)
Network Services Configuration Parameters
Network Ports Configuration Parameters
IPv4 Configuration Parameters
IPv6 Configuration Parameters
PDU Events List Parameters
Host Configuration Parameters
User Configuration Parameters
System Time Configuration Parameters
Servicing PDUs
Disconnect the Main Input Power Cords From the Power Source
Remove a PDU
Glossary
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Power on the Equipment
Power on all the equipment in the rack.
Refer to the equipment documentation for the correct power-on procedures.
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