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Eaton Network-M2 User Manual (268 pages)

UPS Network Management Card

Brand: Eaton | Category: Network Card | Size: 8 MB

1 Table of Contents

4
2 Installing the Network Management Module

10
3 Contextual Help of the Web Interface

29
- Login Page
  29
- Logging in for the First Time
  29
- Troubleshooting
  30
- Home
  30
- Information/Status on the Top Bar
  31
- Menu Structure
  31
- Energy Flow Diagram
  33
- Outlet Status
  36
- Active Alarms
  36
- Environment
  36
- Energy Flow Diagram Examples
  37
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  44
- Meters
  45
- Main Utility Input
  45
- Second Utility Input (if Available)
  45
- Output
  46
- Battery Status
  46
- Battery Health
  47
- Logs
  48
- Default Settings and Possible Parameters - Meters
  48
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  49
- Controls
  49
- Entire UPS
  49
- Outlets - Group 1/ Group 2
  50
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  51
- Troubleshooting
  51
- Protection
  52
- Agents List
  52
- Agent Shutdown Sequencing
  57
- Scheduled Shutdown
  60
- Shutdown on Power Outage
  61
- Environment
  68
- Commissioning/Status
  68
- Alarm Configuration
  73
- Information
  76
- Settings
  78
- General
  78
- Local Users
  86
- Remote Users
  90
- Network & Protocol
  100
- Snmp
  111
- Modbus
  118
- Certificate
  124
- Ats
  135
- Maintenance
  135
- System Information
  136
- Firmware
  136
- Services
  139
- Resources
  146
- System Logs
  148
- Legal Information
  149
- Component
  149
- Availability of Source Code
  149
- Notice for Proprietary Elements
  150
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  150
- Alarms
  151
- Alarm Sorting
  151
- Active Alarm Counter
  151
- Alarm Details
  151
- Alarm Paging
  151
- Export
  152
- Clear
  152
- Alarms List with Codes
  152
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  152
- User Profile
  153
- Access to the User Profile
  153
- Default Settings and Possible Parameters - User Profile
  155
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  156
- CLI Commands
  156
- Troubleshooting
  157
- Documentation
  157
- Access to the Embedded Documentation
  157
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  158
4 Servicing the Network Management Module

159
5 Securing the Network Management Module

189
- Cybersecurity Considerations for Electrical Distribution Systems
  189
- Purpose
  189
- Introduction
  189
- Connectivity-Why Do We Need to Address Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems (ICS)
  189
- Cybersecurity Threat Vectors
  189
- Defense in Depth
  190
- Designing for the Threat Vectors
  191
- Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Guidelines
  193
- Conclusion
  195
- Terms and Definitions
  195
- Acronyms
  195
- References
  196
- Cybersecurity Recommended Secure Hardening Guidelines
  197
- Introduction
  197
- Secure Configuration Guidelines
  197
- References
  200
- Configuring User Permissions through Profiles
  201
- Decommissioning the Network Management Module
  201
6 Servicing the Emp

202
- Description and Features
  202
- Unpacking the EMP
  202
- Installing the EMP
  203
- Defining Emps Address and Termination
  203
- Mounting the EMP
  203
- Cabling the First EMP to the Device
  206
- Daisy Chaining Emps
  207
- Connecting an External Contact Device
  207
- Commissioning the EMP
  208
- On the Network Module Device
  208
- Using the EMP for Temperature Compensated Battery Charging
  208
- Addressing the EMP
  208
- Commissioning the EMP
  209
- Enabling Temperature Compensated Battery Charging in the UPS
  209
7 Information

210
- Front Panel Connectors and LED Indicators
  210
- Specifications/Technical Characteristics
  211
- Default Settings and Possible Parameters
  212
- Settings
  212
- Meters
  219
- Sensors Alarm Configuration
  219
- User Profile
  220
- Access Rights Per Profiles
  221
- Home
  221
- Meters
  221
- Controls
  221
- Protection
  221
- Environment
  221
- Settings
  222
- Maintenance
  222
- Legal Information
  223
- Alarms
  223
- User Profile
  223
- Contextual Help
  223
- CLI Commands
  223
- List of Event Codes
  224
- System Log Codes
  224
- UPS(HID) Alarm Log Codes
  228
- 9130 UPS(XCP) Alarm Log Codes
  232
- ATS Alarm Log Codes
  235
- EMP Alarm Log Codes
  237
- Network Module Alarm Log Codes
  238
- SNMP Traps
  239
- UPS Mib
  239
- ATS Mib
  240
- Sensor Mib
  241
- Cli
  242
- Commands Available
  242
- Contextual Help
  242
- Get Release Info
  243
- History
  244
- Ldap-Test
  244
- Logout
  246
- Maintenance
  246
- Modbus_Message_Display
  246
- Modbus_Statistics
  247
- Netconf
  248
- Ping and Ping6
  250
- Reboot
  251
- Save_Configuration | Restore_Configuration
  251
- Sanitize
  252
- Ssh-Keygen
  253
- Time
  253
- Traceroute and Traceroute6
  254
- Whoami
  255
- Email-Test
  255
- Systeminfo_Statistics
  256
- Certificates
  256
- Legal Information
  258
- Availability of Source Code
  258
- Notice for Open Source Elements
  258
- Notice for Our Proprietary (I.e. Non-Open Source) Elements
  258
- Acronyms and Abbreviations
  259
8 Troubleshooting

262
- Action Not Allowed in Control/Schedule/Power Outage Policy
  262
- Symptom
  262
- Possible Cause
  262
- Action
  262
- Card Wrong Timestamp Leads to "Full Acquisition Has Failed" Error Message on Software
  262
- Symptoms
  262
- Client Server Is Not Restarting
  262
- Action
  263
- EMP Detection Fails at Discovery Stage
  263
- Symptom #1
  263
- Symptom #2
  263
- How Do I Log in if I Forgot My Password
  264
- Action
  264
- Software Is Not Able to Communicate with the Network Module
  264
- Symptoms
  264
- Possible Cause
  264
- Setup
  264
- Action #1
  264
- Action #2
  265
- LDAP Configuration/Commissioning Is Not Working
  265
- Password Change in My Profile Is Not Working
  265
- Symptoms
  265
- Possible Cause
  265

Eaton Network-M2 User Manual (118 pages)

UPS Network Management Card

Brand: Eaton | Category: Network Card | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents
4
Contextual Help
11
- Login Page
  11
  - Logging in for the First Time
    11
Enter Default Password
11
Change Default Password
11
Accept License Agreement
11
- Troubleshooting Login Issues
  11
- Home
  11
  - Menu Structure
    11
  - Energy Flow Diagram
    12
Line Interactive
12
Online
15
- Top Bar
  17
- Details
  17
- Outlet Status
  17
- Active Alarms
  18
- Alarms
  18
  - Active Alarm List with Codes
    18
  - Settings
    18
    
    General
    18
Location
18
Contact
18
System Name
18
Default Settings Parameters and Limitations
18
- Date & Time
  18
Manual: Manually Entering the Date and Time
19
Dynamic (NTP) : Synchronizing the Date and Time with an NTP Server
19
Default Settings Parameters and Limitations
19
- Users
  19
Users Table
19
Actions
20
Password Strength Rules
20
Account Expiration
21
Session Expiration
21
- Network
  21
Lan
21
Ipv4
21
Domain
22
Ipv6
22
Default Settings Parameters and Limitations
23
- Protocols
  23
Https
23
- Snmp
  23
SNMP Tables
23
Trap Receivers
24
Actions
25
Default Settings Parameters and Limitations
25
- Certificates
  25
Server Certificates
25
Certificate Authorities (CA)
27
Pairing with Clients
27
Trusted Clients Certificates
28
- Email
  28
Email Sending Configuration
28
Smtp
29
Default Settings Parameters and Limitations
29
- My Preferences
  29
Profile
29
Temperature
29
Date Format
30
Time Format
30
Language
30
- Meters
  30
  - Power
    30
Input
30
Output
30
- Measure Logs
  30
Configuration
30
Measure Logs
31
Default Settings Parameters and Limitations
31
- Controls
  31
  - Ups
    31
Entire UPS
31
Battery Test
32
- Outlets
  32
Group 1/ Group 2
32
- Protection
  33
  - Scheduled Shutdowns
    33
Scheduled Shutdowns Table
33
Actions
33
- Agent List
  34
Pairing with Shutdown Agents
34
Agent List Table
34
Agent Shutdown Sequence Timing
35
Actions
35
- Agent Settings
  35
Examples
35
- Power Outage Policy
  36
On Power Outage
36
On Low Battery Warning
39
When Utility Comes Back
39
- Card
  40
  - System Information
    40
Identification
40
Firmware Information
40
- System Logs
  40
- Administration
  40
Network Module Firmware
40
Sanitization
41
Reboot
42
Maintenance
42
Settings
42
- Sensors (Commissioning)
  43
Sensors Commissioning Table
43
Actions
44
- Sensors
  44
  - Status (Sensors)
    44
Temperature Table
44
Temperature
45
Humidity Table
45
Dry Contacts Table
45
- Alarm Configuration (Sensors)
  45
Humidity
46
Dry Contacts
46
Default Settings Parameters and Limitations
47
- Information (Sensors)
  47
Legal Information (Footer)
47
Component List
47
Notice for Our Proprietary (I.e. Non-Open Source) Elements
47
Availability of Source Code
47
- Contextual and Detailed Help
  47
Access to Contextual Help
47
Access to Detailed Help
48
Servicing the Network Management Module
49
- Unpacking the Network Module
  49
- Installing the Network Module
  49
  - Mounting the Network Module
    49
  - Accessing the Web Interface through Network
    50
Connecting the Network Cable
50
Accessing the Web Interface
50
- Finding and Setting the IP Address
  50
Your Network Is Equipped with a BOOTP/DHCP Server (Default)
50
Your Network Is Not Equipped with a BOOTP/DHCP Server
51
- Accessing the Web Interface through RNDIS
  51
Connecting the Configuration Cable
51
Web Interface Access through RNDIS
51
- Accessing the Card through Serial Terminal Emulation
  54
Connecting the Configuration Cable
54
Manual Configuration of the Serial Connection
55
Accessing the Card through Serial
56
- Configuring the UPS Network Module Settings
  56
- Pairing Agent to the Network Module
  57
Prerequisite
59
Procedure
59
Recovering Main Administrator Password
62
- Switching to Static IP (Manual) / Changing IP Address of the Network Module
  63
Updating the Time of the Network Module Precisely and Permanently (Ntp Server)
63
Powering Down/Up Applications (Examples)
64
Powering down IT System in a Specific Order
64
Target
64
Step 1: Installation Setup
64
Step 2: Agent Settings
65
Step 3: Power Outage Policy Settings
65
Target
66
Powering down Non-Priority Equipment First
66
Step 1: Installation Setup
67
Step 2: Agent Settings
67
Step 3: Power Outage Policy Settings
67
Restart Sequentially the IT Equipment on Utility Recovery
69
Target
69
Step 1: Installation Setup
69
Step 2: Power Outage Policy Settings
69
Resetting Username and Password
70
- Securing the Network Management Module
  71
  - Cybersecurity Considerations for Electrical Distribution Systems
    71
    
    Purpose
    71
    
    Introduction
    71
    
    Connectivity-Why Do We Need to Address Cybersecurity for Industrial Control Systems (ICS)
    71
    
    Cybersecurity Threat Vectors
    71
Paths to the Control Network
72
- Defense in Depth
  72
- Designing for the Threat Vectors
  73
Firewalls
73
Demilitarized Zones (DMZ)
73
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems (IDPS)
75
- Policies, Procedures, Standards, and Guidelines
  75
Understanding an ICS Network
75
Log and Event Management
75
Security Policy and Procedures
76
ICS Hardening
76
Continuous Assessment and Security Training
76
Patch Management Planning and Procedures
77
- Conclusion
  77
- Terms and Definitions
  77
Acronyms
78
References
78
- Cybersecurity Recommended Secure Hardening Guidelines
  79
  - Introduction
    79
  - Secure Configuration Guidelines
    79
Asset Identification and Inventory
79
Physical Protection
80
Authorization and Access Control
81
Deactivate Unused Features
81
Logging and Event Management
82
Secure Maintenance
82
- References
  82
- Configuring User Permissions through Profiles
  83
- Decommissioning the Network Management Module
  83
- Servicing the EMP
  84
  - Unpacking the EMP
    84
  - Installing the EMP
    84
    
    Mounting the EMP
    85
Rack Mounting with Keyhole Example
85
Rack Mounting with Tie Wraps Example
85
Wall Mounting with Screws Example
86
Wall Mounting with Nylon Fastener Example
86
- Cabling the First EMP to the Device
  87
Connecting the EMP to the Device USB Port
87
- Daisy Chaining 3 Emps
  88
Steps
88
- Defining Emps Address and Termination
  88
Manual Addressing
88
- Connecting an External Contact Device
  89
- Commissioning the EMP
  89
  - On the Network-M2 Device
    89
- Information
  91
  - Front Panel Connectors and LED Indicators
    91
  - Default Settings Parameters
    92
    
    Settings
    92
Material Needed
88
General
92
Date & Time
92
Users
92
Network
93
Protocols
93
Snmp
94
Email
95
My Preferences
96
- Meters
  96
- Sensors Alarm Configuration
  96
- Specifications/Technical Characteristics
  98
- List of Events Codes
  99
- Alarm Log Codes
  99
  - Critical
    99
  - Warning
    101
  - Info
    102
  - With Settable Severity
    103
  - System Log Codes
    104
    
    Alert
    104
    
    Critical
    104
    
    Error
    104
    
    Warning
    104
    
    Notice
    105
    
    Info
    106
  - SNMP Trap Oid
    107
    
    Eaton Xupsmib Trap Oid and Message
    107
  - Cli
    108
    
    Commands Available
    108
    
    Netconf
    108
Help
108
Examples of Usage
109
- Reboot
  109
Help
109
- Factoryreset
  109
- Time
  109
Examples of Usage
110
- Save_Configuration | Restore_Configuration
  110
- Legal Information
  110
Acronyms and Abbreviations
112
- Troubleshooting
  115
- Possible Cause
  116
Password Change in My Preferences Is Not Working
117

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