User Manual

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Power/Configuration page
Network communication between a computer and UPS or PDU can be established by assigning the correct power
connection, address of UPS or PDU, and a computer connected outlet of UPS or PDU. The details are described as
following:
 Redundant Policy: Configure the computer’s power supply redundancy policy. Supported policies are described
below:
 1: Indicates the computer only has one power supply, this is the most common case.
 2 (1 + 1): Indicates the computer has two power supplies, one for redundancy. The computer needs at least
one power supply to operate.
 3 (2 + 1): Indicates the computer has three power supplies, one for redundancy. The computer needs at least
two power supplies to operate.
 4 (3 + 1): Indicates the computer has four power supplies, one for redundancy. The computer needs at least
three power supplies to operate.
 4 (2 + 2): Indicates the computer has four power supplies, two for redundancy. The computer needs at least
two power supplies to operate.
Note: If the Client computer has redundant power supplies, events about power supply status will only be
triggered when redundant power supplies are lost. Please refer to Events section for details.
 Power Connection: Assign the actual UPS or PDU power connection supporting the computer. Power connection
options are:
 UPS: Indicates the computer is plugged directly into a UPS.