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Secure Remote Power Control Unit with Environmental Monitoring
Securely control power on/off/reboot to a server, router, web cam, firewall or other remote devices over IP.
Also known as: secure remote reboot CAT5, Web remote power, intelligent power distribution management, secure PDU, power over ip, control power on off IP, internet power switch
IPDU-S2 (Front & Back)
Product Highlights
- Power on/off/reboot
- Configure up to 3 additional IP aliases that allow remote control of the unit through different networks
- Linux inside
- IPV6 Compatible
- Shut down power when high temperature and other threats detected
Also Available:
Clearance 4-Port & 8-Port Units
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The ENVIROMUX® Secure Remote Power Control Unit allows you to remotely reboot and control power (on/off) to two servers or other powered devices from any location via secure web interface, RS232, SSH, or Telnet.
The ENVIROMUX® Secure Remote Power Control Unit allows you to remotely reboot and control power (on/off) to two servers or other powered devices from any location via secure web interface, RS232, SSH, or Telnet.
- Three operating modes for power reboot:
- Manual – select the outlet and turn the power on/off.
- Scheduled – set date/time/duration of power cycle.
- Associated
- Power on/off a device when a sensor goes out of range of a user-defined threshold.
- Reboot (power cycle) and control power (on/off) to unresponsive IP devices that are connected to the IPDUs power outlets.
- Security: HTTPS, SSHv2, SSLv3, IP Filtering, LDAPv3, AES 256-bit encryption, 16-character username/password authentication, user account restricted access rights.
- Configure, control and monitor the unit via Web interface or Command Line Interface (CLI).
- Up to 3 additional IP aliases can be configured to allow remote control of the unit using different networks.
- No scripts required - simply add the IP address, network mask, and gateway configurations through the web interface.
- The first network (default network) will be used for total control of the unit, i.e. inbound and outbound connections.
- The three other networks will allow web/SSH/telnet access only, i.e. inbound access only.
- Up to four separate networks can be plugged into a network switch that is linked to the unit to facilitate the configuration.
- Supports two environmental sensors, including: temperature/humidity and water detection.
- Shut down power when high temperature and other environmental threats are detected.
- Monitor (ping) up to eight IP network devices.
- Unresponsive IP devices can be configured to trigger devices connected to the IPDUs power outlets to power on/off/reboot.
- Sends alert notifications via email, syslog, LEDs, Web page, and SNMP.
- Automatically configures network settings received from a connected DHCP server.
- If a DHCP server is not found, the default static IP address will be used.
- Integrates with various Open Source monitoring packages - Nagios and MRTG.
- The unit can be polled via SNMP.
- Meets the electrostatic discharge (ESD) immunity requirements of IEC/EN 61000-4-2
- Features Normally Open (NO) relay contacts.
Power
- 90 to 250 VAC at 50 to 60 Hz.
- Power consumption: 2.7W max
- Input Connector: IEC 320-C14 inlet
- Output Connectors: IEC 320-C13 outlets
| NTI Part # | Input/Output | Location |
|---|---|---|
| IPDU-S2 | 10A | All |
RJ45 Sensor Ports
- Two RJ45 modular jacks for connecting NTI temperature/humidity and liquid detection sensors.
- Available sensors
Network Interface
- One 10/100 Base-T Ethernet port with RJ45 Ethernet connector.
Console Port
- One female RJ45 port for terminal access.
| NTI Part # | Desktop Size (in) |
|---|---|
| IPDU-S2 | 6.12x5.55x1.4 |
Environmental
- Operating temperature: 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C).
- Storage temperature: -13 to 149°F (-25 to 65°C).
| NTI Part # | MTBF (hrs) |
|---|---|
| IPDU-S2 | 183,724 |
Protocols
- HTTPS, SSHv2, SSLv3, TLS, LDAPv3, AES 256-bit, 3DES, Blowfish, RSA, EDH-RSA, Arcfour, SNMPv2c; IP filtering, IPV6
- Operates and configures via HTTP/HTTPS web page, Telnet, SSH, or RS232 interface.
- Alerts are sent using email, syslog, and/or SNMP traps.
- Alerts are posted in event log, which is accessible through Web user interface.
Regulatory Approvals
- CE, RoHS
- EN51055, EN50121-3-2
- TAA compliant.
Warranty
- Two years
Web Interface (view product demo)
- Configure, control and monitor via HTTP/HTTPS webpage.
- Configure outlet operation settings, sensor thresholds and timing, alarm methods, alert formats, sensor/IP device outlet association, and system data log.
- Add up to 3 additional IP aliases that allow remote control of the unit through different networks.
- No scripts required - simply add the IP address, network mask, and gateway configurations through the web interface.
- The first network (default network) will be used for total control of the unit, i.e. inbound and outbound connections.
- The three other networks will allow web/SSH/telnet access only, i.e. inbound access only.
- View outlet status, sensor values, IP device values, and alert status on one summary page.
- View, Edit, Turn On/Off, Cycle buttons for each power outlet.
- View and Edit sensors and IP devices.
- View entries stored in the system logs.
- Event log records system events such as alerts, user login/logout, failed email messages, etc.
- Data log records samples of sensor readings. User specifies sampling time period.
- The log can be downloaded as a tab-delimited plain text file.
- Configure IP information, SMTP settings, SNMP settings, IP filtering, and user administrative settings.
- Administrate up to 15 users plus a root administrator.
- Configure permissions, schedule and alert methods for each user.
RS232/Telnet/SSH
- Configure, control and monitor over the text-based menu system accessible via RS232, Telnet, and SSH.
- Access is controlled via username/password.
- System stores encrypted login information.
- Two user levels: user and administrator.
Front Panel LED Indicators
- "POWER" (green) – indicates device is powered.
- "OUTLET" (green / red) – outlet is on or off.
- "SENSOR FAULT" (red) – lights up if a sensor goes out of range of a configurable threshold.
- "IP FAULT" (red) – lights up if an IP device is unresponsive.
Network Operation
- Automatically configures network settings received from a connected DHCP server.
- If a DHCP server is not found, the default static IP address will be used.
- Integrates with various Open Source monitoring packages - Nagios and MRTG.
- The unit can be polled via SNMP.
Open Source Monitoring Integration
Secure Remote Power Reboot Web Interface Screen Shot
Secure Remote Power Reboot Text-Based Menu Interface Screen Shot
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Application Drawings
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Secure Remote Power Control Unit with Environmental Monitoring
How to remotely reboot and control power (on/off) servers or other powered devices from any location via secure web interface, RS232, SSH, or Telnet
Application Notes
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How to Provide a Redundant Path to Control the IPDU-Sx In Case of a Network Failure
Up to 3 additional IP aliases can be configured to allow remote control of the IPDU-Sx using different networks. This set-up provides a redundant path in case of a network failure. No scripts are required–simply add the IP address, network mask, and gateway configurations through the web interface.
The first network (default network) will be used for total control of the IPDU-Sx, i.e. inbound and outbound connections. The three other networks will allow web/SSH/telnet access only, i.e. inbound access only. Up to four separate networks can be plugged into a network switch that is linked to the IPDU-Sx to facilitate the configuration.
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