Telnet+Dial-Up Network Power Switch

NetReach Model NPS-115
Applications:
·Remote AC power control
230 VAC Model Also Available
·Reboot routers, servers, DSU/CSU
·Turn ON/OFF any AC powered device via Telnet, modem or local terminal
[ View Detailed Technical Specifications ]
[ View Administrator Status Screen ]
Features:
·Eight (8) individual outlets
·Dual 15-Amp circuits
·Integrated 10-BaseT Interface
·RS-232 modem and console ports
·Outlet-specific password security
·Network Security Features
·Power-up sequencing
·Co-location features
·Modem auto-setup command strings
·Telnet or terminal emulation software controlled
Network equipment sometimes "locks-up" requiring a service
call to a remote site just to flip the power switch to perform a simple
reboot. The NPS network power Switch gives network administrators the
ability to perform this function from anywhere on the LAN/WAN, or if the
network is down, to simply dial-in from a standard external modem for
out-of-band power control.
Intelligent Power Control
The NPS-115 can be controlled over any TCP/IP network using generic Telnet,
or out-of-band by using an external modem and basic VT100 type terminal
emulation. Each independent outlet can be switched ON, OFF or Booted (OFF-delay-ON).
Each outlet can also be assigned an individual password, device name,
reboot delay time and unique power-up default state.
Security and Co-Location Features
The NPS unit employs address-specific IP security authorization to prevent
unathorized sources from entering the NPS command mode. Two levels of
operational passwords are also available; the system admin. level, and
individual user level. The user-level security features are ideal for
co-location applications where multiple users may be allowed plug-specific
access to the NPS unit.
Dual Power Bus Flexibility
The NPS-115 is equipped with two seperate 15 Amp power circuits. Each
bus has it's own source AC inlet, circuit breaker and 4 switched outlets.
This allows for switching redundant A/B power supplies or switching devices
with high current requirements.
[ View Detailed Technical Specifications ]
[ View Administrator Status Screen ]
|