Microsemi Outdoor Power View Pro User manual

Power over Ethernet
Outdoor Power View Pro
User Guide
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Acknowledgements
All other products or trademarks are property of their respective owners.
The product described by this manual is a licensed product of Microsemi.
Abbreviations and Terminology
Abbreviations are spelled out in full when first used or are listed in
Table 1-1. Only industry-standard terms are used throughout this manual.
Note: Covered under U.S patent S/N 6,473,608. Other patents are pending.

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Table of Contents
1 ABOUT THIS GUIDE ......................................................................................................................................6
1.1 OBJECTIVES .............................................................................................................................................................6
1.2 AUDIENCE.................................................................................................................................................................6
1.3 ORGANIZATION.........................................................................................................................................................7
1.4 CONVENTIONS..........................................................................................................................................................7
1.5 RELATED DOCUMENTATION.....................................................................................................................................7
1.6 ABBREVIATIONS........................................................................................................................................................8
2INTRODUCING THE POWER VIEW PRO (IPV4, IPV6).................................................................................. 9
2.1 FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................9
2.2 SYSTEM NETWORK MANAGEMENT CAPABILITIES .................................................................................................10
2.3 ETHERNET SWITCH NETWORK CAPABILITIES........................................................................................................10
2.4 POE CAPABILITIES ................................................................................................................................................10
2.5 CONFIGURATION OPTIONS.....................................................................................................................................10
2.6 SECURITY AND USER AUTHENTICATION................................................................................................................11
2.6.1 Web/Telnet Security....................................................................................................................................11
2.6.2 SNMP Security.............................................................................................................................................11
2.7 DEFAULT UNIT IP, USERNAME AND PASSWORD.....................................................................................................11
3WEB INTERFACE............................................................................................................................................ 12
3.1 FIRST-TIME CONFIGURATION.................................................................................................................................12
3.2 MAIN WEB PAGE....................................................................................................................................................13
3.2.1 Main Web Page - Port Status....................................................................................................................14
3.2.2 Main Web Page - Unit Status.....................................................................................................................15
3.2.3 Main Web Page –Ports Status/Reset......................................................................................................15
3.3 CONFIGURATION WEB PAGE .................................................................................................................................16
3.3.1 Security Configuration –Configure unit user name and password for remote Web or Telnet
access. 16
3.3.2 Network Configuration –configure unit IPv4, IPv6 and host name parameters. ...............................16
3.3.2.1 IPv4 Network Configuration..................................................................................................................................... 16
3.3.2.2 IPv6 Network Configuration..................................................................................................................................... 17
3.3.2.3 Network Hostname/FQDN....................................................................................................................................... 17
3.3.3 Network Services Configuration (IPv4/IPv6)...........................................................................................17
3.3.4 SNMP Configuration....................................................................................................................................18
3.4 ADVANCED WEB PAGE ..........................................................................................................................................20
3.4.1 Advanced Web Page –Automatic Weekly Schedule PoE Port Activation .........................................20
3.4.2 Advanced Web Page –Automatic Weekly Schedule PoE Port Reset................................................21
3.4.3 Advanced Web Page –Reset Unit Options.............................................................................................22
3.5 INFORMATION WEB PAGE......................................................................................................................................23
3.5.1 Information Web Page –IP Address in-use ............................................................................................24
3.5.1.1 Information Web Page –In use IPv4 Address...................................................................................................... 24
3.5.1.2 Information Web Page –In-Use DNS.................................................................................................................... 24
3.5.1.3 Information Web Page –In-Use IPv6 Address..................................................................................................... 24
3.5.2 Information Web Page –Product Information.........................................................................................24
4TELNET INTERFACE...................................................................................................................................... 26
4.1 TELNET –MAIN MENU............................................................................................................................................26
4.2 TELNET –VIEW MENU ...........................................................................................................................................27
4.2.1 Telnet –View PoE Ports Status................................................................................................................27
4.2.2 Telnet –View Network Parameters ..........................................................................................................28
4.2.3 Telnet –View Unit Information...................................................................................................................28
4.3 TELNET –CONFIGURATION AND MAINTENANCE MENU.........................................................................................29

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5SNMP MONITORING AND CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................. 31
5.1 ENABLING SNMP...................................................................................................................................................31
5.2 SNMP MIBS..........................................................................................................................................................32
5.3 RFC3621 POEMIB..............................................................................................................................................32
5.4 PRIVATE MIB..........................................................................................................................................................33
6SYSLOG MESSAGE REPORT....................................................................................................................... 34
6.1 SYSLOG MESSAGE TYPES.....................................................................................................................................34
7UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD UNIT CONFIGURATION OVER TFTP.................................................................... 36
7.1 UPLOAD UNIT CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................................................36
7.2 DOWNLOAD UNIT CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................................37
8SOFTWARE UPGRADE.................................................................................................................................. 38
8.1 NETWORK MANAGER SOFTWARE UPDATE............................................................................................................38
9RECOVERING FROM UNKNOWN USERNAME, PASSWORD................................................................... 40
9.1 SUMMARIZED USERNAME,PASSWORD RECOVERY PROCEDURE (FOR EXPERTS)..............................................40
9.2 DETAILED STEP-BY-STEP USERNAME,PASSWORD RECOVERY PROCEDURE.....................................................40
10 TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................. 43
List of Figures
FIGURE 3-1: CONFIGURATION WEB PAGE OPTION......................................................................................12
FIGURE 3-2: POWERUP SYSLOG REPORT –UNIT IP, MAC ADDRESS, HOSTNAME, AND MORE...........12
FIGURE 3-3: MAIN WEB PAGE..........................................................................................................................13
FIGURE 3-4: PORT STATUS...............................................................................................................................14
FIGURE 3-5: UNIT STATUS................................................................................................................................15
FIGURE 3-6: PORTS STATUS/RESET...............................................................................................................15
FIGURE 3-7: SECURITY CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................16
FIGURE 3-8: NETWORK CONFIGURATION......................................................................................................16
FIGURE 3-9: NETWORK SERVICES CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................17
FIGURE 3-10: SNMP CONFIGURATION............................................................................................................18
FIGURE 3-11: ADVANCED WEB PAGE CONFIGURATION.............................................................................20
FIGURE 3-12: AUTOMATIC WEEKLY SCHEDULE POE PORT ACTIVATION................................................21
FIGURE 3-13: AUTOMATIC WEEKLY SCHEDULE POE PORT RESET..........................................................22
FIGURE 3-14: RESET UNIT OPTIONS...............................................................................................................22
FIGURE 3-15: INFORMATION WEB PAGE........................................................................................................23

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FIGURE 3-16: IP ADDRESS IN-USE...................................................................................................................24
FIGURE 3-17: PRODUCT INFORMATION..........................................................................................................25
FIGURE 4-1: TELNET MAIN MENU....................................................................................................................26
FIGURE 4-2: TELNET VIEW MENU....................................................................................................................27
FIGURE 4-3: TELNET VIEW POE PORTS STATUS..........................................................................................27
FIGURE 4-4: TELNET VIEW NETWORK PARAMETERS..................................................................................28
FIGURE 4-5: TELNET VIEW UNIT INFORMATION............................................................................................29
FIGURE 4-6: TELNET CONFIGURATION AND MAINTENANCE MENU..........................................................30
FIGURE 5-1: SNMPC NETWORK MANAGEMENT TOOL.................................................................................31
FIGURE 5-2: ENABLE SNMPV2, SNMPV3 AND POE TRAPS..........................................................................32
FIGURE 5-3: MIB TREE STRUCTURE ...............................................................................................................33
FIGURE 7-1: NBTFTP SERVER..........................................................................................................................36
FIGURE 7-2: UPLOAD UNIT CONFIGURATION................................................................................................36
FIGURE 7-3: DOWNLOAD UNIT CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................37
FIGURE 8-1: NBTFTP SERVER..........................................................................................................................38
FIGURE 8-2: SELECTING SOFTWARE UPDATE FROM THE CONFIGURATION MENU...............................39
FIGURE 8-3: SELECTING SOFTWARE UPDATE FROM THE CONFIGURATION MENU...............................39
FIGURE 9-1: FIND UNIT IPV6 LINK-LOCAL ADDRESS FROM POWER-UP SYSLOG REPORT...................41
FIGURE 9-2: FIND UNIT IPV6 LINK LOCAL ADDRESS FROM POWER-UP SYSLOG REPORT...................41
FIGURE 9-3: PASSWORD RECOVERY BY RESTORING THE UNIT TO FACTORY DEFAULT.....................42
List of Tables
TABLE 1-1: LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS...............................................................................................................8
TABLE 10-1: TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ......................................................................................................43

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1 About This Guide
The following sections define the manual objectives, concepts used, conventions used and associated
documentation.
1.1 Objectives
This user guide introduces PowerDsine’s IPv4/IPv6 capable Outdoor Power View Pro Web, SNMP and Telnet
management features used for managing PowerDsine’s Power over Ethernet (PoE) product line of IPv4/IPv6
capable PoE devices, including:
Device list:
oPDS-102GO/AC/M –The PDS-102GO/AC/M is an outdoor PoE switch that enables connecting
two powered devices to the network. The switch will deliver PoE power up to 30W per device. In
addition, it enables remote monitoring and controlling of the status of the devices. The major
benefit of the PDS-102GO/AC/M outdoor unit is that it extends the maximum reach of the
network switch by an additional 100 meters (to a total of 200 meters between the switch and the
powered devices), while providing up to 2 x 30 watts to its network-powered PoE devices.
1.2 Audience
This guide is intended for network administrators, supervisors and installation technicians who have a
background in:
Basic concepts and terminology of networking
Network topology
Protocols
Microsoft Windows environment

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1.3 Organization
This guide is divided into the following sections:
Section 1: Defines the concepts used, conventions used and associated documentation
Section 2: Outdoor Power View Pro features and capabilities
Section 3: Complete system installation procedure
Section 4: Outdoor PowerView Pro Web interface detailed description
Section 5: SNMP monitoring and configuration
Section 6: Syslog message report
Section 7: Upload/download unit configuration over TFTP
Section 8: Software upgrade
Section 9: Recovering from unknown username, password
Section 10: Troubleshooting
1.4 Conventions
The various conventions used in defining commands and examples are given in the following table.
CONVENTION
DEFINITION
bold
Keywords and commands
italics
Represents a Web interface item
screen
Displayed Information
Courier text
Information to be entered
Notes
Helpful information
1.5 Related Documentation
For additional information, refer to the following documentation:
Product user installation guide (included on the CD)
Technical Note 132: Using RFC3621 PoE MIB with PowerDsine Midspan (included on the CD).
RFC3621 SNMP MIB, and private MIB (included on the CD)
IEEE Standard 802.3af, DTE Power via MDI
NOTE:
Power View Pro refers to the various management interfaces provided by the unit for remote
management, including Web, SNMP, and Telnet.

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1.6 Abbreviations
Table 1-1: List of Abbreviations
IPv4
32-bit long IP address
IPv6
128-bit long IP address
DHCPv4
Dynamic IPv4 Host Configuration Protocol
DHCPv6
Dynamic IPv6 Host Configuration Protocol
PoE
Power over Ethernet
NTP
Network Time Protocol
DES
Data Encryption Standard
MD5
Message Digest algorithm
SHA
Message Digest algorithm
MDI
Media Dependent Interface
MIB
Management Information Base
PD
Powered Device
SNMP
Simple Network Management Protocol
TFTP
Trivial File Transfer Protocol
SysLog
System Log

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2 Introducing the Power View Pro (IPv4, IPv6)
PowerDsine’s Power View Pro refers to the various management interfaces provided by the unit for remote
management, including Web, SNMP, and Telnet. Management can be done over IPv4, IPv6 or both network
protocols. The system provides direct online power supervision, configuration, monitoring, and diagnostics of
PowerDsine products via Web / SNMPv2c / SNMPv3 / Telnet/ SSH.
2.1 Features
The manager provides a number of unique features along with multiple access options:
Supported network IP protocols:
oIPv4 –IP address is made out of 32 bits (static / DHCPv4).
oIPv6 –IP address is made out of 128 bits (static / DHCPv6).
Access Options:
oHTTP: Web-based friendly configuration interface for managing remote Outdoor Power over
Ethernet devices.
oSNMP:
SNMPv2c for non-secured SNMP management
SNMPv3 for secured plus encrypted management
RFC1213 MIB-II Network statistics
RFC3621 Power over Ethernet (PoE) SNMP MIBs
Private MIB extension for RFC3621 PoE MIB
oTelnet: Remote terminal over IP Network
SysLog Server: Sends log events to remote SysLog Servers.
Easy software update during run time without affecting active PoE ports.
Configuration and real-time monitoring using graphical representations of the remote device
System status display.
Automatic activation / deactivation of PoE ports based on a weekly schedule configuration.

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2.2 System Network Management Capabilities
The unit can be accessed from any computer using any Web browser, SNMPv2c/SNMPv3 management station
or Telnet.
Web Interface –used to view unit PoE and network status, unit configuration and view unit production
information.
SNMP v2/v3 –Monitor unit over the network (MIB-II RFC1213), monitor / configure unit PoE
capabilities (RFC3621).
Telnet –used to view unit PoE & network status, unit configuration and production information.
Software update, enable/disable PoE functionality, ping remote network devices for connectivity tests.
SNMP Traps –used to report various PoE events such as PoE PD insertion / removal.
SysLog –used to report PoE events, invalid remote user access, initial DHCPv4/v6 address, etc.
2.3 Ethernet Switch Network Capabilities
10M/100M/1000Mbit Half-Duplex / Full-Duplex Ethernet speed
8K internal MAC address lookup engine
Auto MDIX
Jumbo frames
2.4 POE Capabilities
The following Power over Ethernet (PoE) options are available:
IEEE 802.3at –Delivers up to 30 watts per port.
PoE Enable/Disable –Enable/disable PoE ports power output (Ethernet data is always enabled).
Weekly Schedule –Automatic activation/deactivation of PoE ports based on time of day.
Remote device reset –Turning temporary device power off and back on resets attached PD device.
2.5 Configuration Options
Web-based: Via a Web browser
SNMPv1/2c/3: Via an SNMP management application on a remote computer
Telnet: Via a Telnet application on a remote computer
NOTE:
The unit default IPv4 address is 192.168.0.50. Make sure that a computer network card is
configured to the same IPv4 network (for example 192.168.0.40).
NOTE:
For security reasons, when the unit is shipped the SNMP is disabled. Prior to enabling
SNMP, modify SNMP community strings and only then enable it.

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2.6 Security and User Authentication
Web/Telnet, SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 offer different security strength
2.6.1 Web/Telnet Security
Web interface and Telnet share the same username and password.
2.6.2 SNMP Security
SNMP v1/v2: Community string is utilized for Get/Set/Trap authentication. SNMPv1/v2 is considered
as unsecured protocol since the community string password can be easily intercepted by any network
sniffer device.
SNMP v3: Resolves SNMPv1/v2 security issues by adding authentication and encryption to SNMP
packets.
2.7 Default unit IP, username and password
The unit is shipped with the following factory default usernames and passwords:
NOTE:
Default IP address:
IP = 192.168.0.50
Mask = 255.255.255.0
Web/Telnet:
Username = ”admin”
password = ”password”
SNMP v2:
GET community string =”public”
SET community string = "private"
SNMP v3:
user name =”admin”
authentication password (MD5) = ”password”
privacy password (DES)= ”password”
Username, password recovery:
For username and password recovery, whenever unit username or password were
changed and are unavailable to the user, please refer to Section 9, Recovering from Unknown
Username, Password.

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3 Web Interface
Unit default IPv4 address is 192.168.0.50. For first-time configuration, please configure your computer/laptop
Ethernet network interface to the following IPv4 parameters:
IPv4: 192.168.0.40
IPv4 Mask: 255.255.255.0
3.1 First-Time Configuration
Connect your PC/laptop Ethernet network interface (should be configured to IP 192.168.0.40) to anyone of the
unit Ethernet ports. Open your Web browser and type 192.168.0.50 in the top address field.
Default web username is admin,and default password is password.
Selecting the Configuration option on the menu will reveal the unit configuration Web page. Please change the
unit remote access username and password to other then admin/password, unit IPv4/IPv6 address, and if
required enable SNMP only after changing the default GET/SET community strings to other than
public/private.
To ease unit location over the network, the unit sends IPv4 SysLog broadcast message advertising its IP
address upon power up and the first time an IPv4/IPv6 is obtained from the DHCPV4/DHCPv6 Server (see
Figure 3-2).
Figure 3-2: Powerup SysLog Report –Unit IP, MAC Address, Hostname, and More
Figure 3-1: Configuration Web Page Option

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3.2 Main Web Page
The main Web page is used to monitor unit status, PoE ports status such as Ethernet Link connection speed,
PoE power consumption, and total unit PoE power consumption. The Web page is updated automatically every
few seconds.
Figure 3-3: Main Web Page
Ethernet Network link is always enabled, regardless of PoE configuration (enabled/disabled), supporting 10MB,
100MB, and 1000MB speeds.

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3.2.1 Main Web Page - Port Status
Each port may deliver power, network connectivity, or both. The images in the table below describe the various
possible port states:
Image
Description
Comments
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
No PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is off)
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
No PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is off)
Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
PoE port is enabled (green line around the RJ45 connector)
PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).
Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)
PoE port is disabled (RJ45 connector marked by two red
lines)
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
Note –PoE port can be disabled only by Telnet/SNMP
Ethernet port is enabled
even when PoE is
disabled (applicable to
non-PoE device)
PoE port was enabled by Automatic Weekly Schedule Port
Activation functionality (green clock arrows, plus green line
around the RJ45 connector)
PoE power is provided (upper power indicator is on).
Ethernet link is on (low link indicator image is green)
PoE port was disabled by Automatic Weekly Schedule
Port Activation functionality (yellow clock arrows, plus two
red cross lines)
No Ethernet link (lower link indicator image is gray)
Ethernet port is enabled
even when PoE is
disabled (applicable to
non-PoE device)
Figure 3-4: Port Status

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3.2.2 Main Web Page - Unit Status
Figure 3-5: Unit Status
Unit status reports uplink Ethernet speed (10/100/1000MB), and all ports total PoE power consumption.
3.2.3 Main Web Page –Ports Status/Reset
Figure 3-6: Ports Status/Reset
Port Status –Port status reports for each port Ethernet link speed (10/100/1000MB) and type (Half
Duplex, Full Duplex), PoE power consumption, and PoE port status.
Power Reset - Pressing the Power Reset button turns off PoE port power for a few seconds, and
immediately restores it back to enabled status.
NOTE:
Pressing the Power Reset button will restore any PoE ports which were disabled
by Telnet/SNMP back to enabled state.

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3.3 Configuration Web Page
The configuration Web page allows configuring the following network parameters:
3.3.1 Security Configuration –Configure unit user name and password for remote
Web or Telnet access.
Figure 3-7: Security Configuration
User Name
Unit user name for remote Web/Telnet access
Password
Unit password for remote Web/Telnet access
3.3.2 Network Configuration –configure unit IPv4, IPv6 and host name parameters.
Figure 3-8: Network Configuration
3.3.2.1 IPv4 Network Configuration
Enable DHCPv4
Obtain IPv4 address from DHCPv4 Server
IPv4 Address
Static IPv4 address whenever DHCPv4 is off
IPv4 Subnet Mask
Static IPv4 mask whenever DHCPv4 is off
IPv4 Default Gateway
Static IPv4 default gateway whenever DHCPv4 is off

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3.3.2.2 IPv6 Network Configuration
Enable DHCPv6
Obtain IPv6 address from DHCPv6 Server
IPv6 Address
Static IPv6 address whenever DHCPv4 is off
IPv6 Prefix
Static IPv6 mask whenever DHCPv4 is off
IPv6 Default Gateway
Static IPv6 default gateway whenever DHCPv4 is off
3.3.2.3 Network Hostname/FQDN
Host name field is used both by DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 to register the unit name in DHCPv4/v6 Server, allowing
the IT manager to easily find which remote network device was given a specific IP address. Please note that
IPv6 uses the FQDN terminology as host name.
3.3.3 Network Services Configuration (IPv4/IPv6)
Figure 3-9: Network Services Configuration
DNS Server #1
DNS Server #2
Domain Name Server IPv4/IPv6 address. Please note that DNS fields will
become gray whenever DHCPv4 or DHCPv6 is enabled, expecting to get DNS
IP address from DHCPv4/v6 Server.
SysLog Server #1
SysLog Server #2
Network System Log IPv4/IPv6 Servers address used to log various unit log
message events, to be viewed later by the IT manager.
NTP Server
Network Time Protocol Server IPv4/IPv6 address required by Automatic
Weekly Schedule PoE Port Activation feature.
Time Zone Offset
Local time shift from GMT time in hours and minutes.
NOTE:
For valid NTP Server IP configuration, please make sure a green (OK) appears to the
right of Local Time label (Web page reload refresh may be required).

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3.3.4 SNMP Configuration
SNMP configuration applies to configuration parameters common both to SNMPv2 and SNMPv3 (as SNMP
trap list), SNMPv2 only, SNMPv3, and partial RFC3621 PoE MIB.
Figure 3-10: SNMP Configuration
Enable SNMPv2
Enable/Disable SNMPv2 support.
SNMPv2 GET Community
SNMPv2 GET community string. For example –public.
SNMPv2 SET Community
SNMPv2 SET community string. For example –private.
SNMPv2 TRAP Community
SNMPv2 Trap community string. For example –public.
MIB-II SysContact
SNMP MIB-II system contact OiD string. For example –John.
MIB-II SysName
SNMP MIB-II system name. For example –My Unit.
MIB-II SysLocation
SNMP MIB-II system location. For example –University.
Trap Manager #1
First IPv4 / IPv6 / DNS name of remote SNMP Manager Server receiving unit trap
reports such as Cold-Start, etc.
Trap Manager #2
Second IPv4 / IPv6 / DNS name of remote SNMP Manager Server receiving unit
trap reports such as Cold-Start, etc.
Enable SNMPv3
Enable/Disable SNMPv3 support.
SNMPv3 User Name
SNMPv3 user name string.
SNMPv3 Authentication
Password
SNMPv3 password to be used by MD5 / SHA.
SNMPv3 Privacy Password
SNMPv3 password to be used by DES.

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SNMPv3 Authentication
and Encryption Mode
None –no authentication or encryption (no security - equivalent to SNMPv2).
MD5 –MD5 authentication with no encryption (packet can't be changed,
however it can easily be analyzed by network sniffers).
SHA –SHA authentication with no encryption (similar to MD5, only using
different authentication algorithm).
MD5+DES –authentication is done by MD5, while encryption is done by DES.
SHA+DES –authentication is done by SHA, while encryption is done by DES.
SNMPv3 Notification (trap)
Authentication and
Encryption Mode
None –no authentication or encryption (no security - equivalent to SNMPv2).
MD5 –MD5 authentication with no encryption (packet can't be changed,
however it can easily be analyzed by network sniffers).
SHA –SHA authentication with no encryption (similar to MD5, only using
different authentication algorithm).
MD5+DES –authentication is done by MD5, while encryption is done by DES.
SHA+DES –authentication is done by SHA, while encryption is done by DES.
PoE MIB –Enable
Notifications
Enable/Disable the following PoE trap reports
PoE power was provided / removed from PD device.
Unit total power consumption exceeds xy% out of max unit power.
Unit total power consumption was restored to less than xy% out of max unit
power.
PoE MIB - Notify Exceeded
Power Usage (1-99%)
Report (if enabled) whenever unit total power consumption (xy%) percentage
out of unit max power exceeds this percentage value. Also, report whenever
unit total power drops below the same percentage.

Power Over Ethernet Power View Pro User Guide
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3.4 Advanced Web Page
Advanced Web page offers the following features to be configured:
Automatic Weekly Schedule PoE Port Activation
Automatic Weekly Schedule PoE Port Reset
Reset Unit Options
oReset Manager –Reset only the Network Manager without effecting PoE or network traffic through
the various ports.
oReset Unit –Reset the internal Network Manager, internal PoE controller and internal Ethernet Switch.
oReset to Factory Default –Reset unit configuration to factory default excluding unit network
configuration in order to enable remote unit access even after factory default button was pressed.
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Figure 3-11: Advanced Web Page Configuration
3.4.1 Advanced Web Page –Automatic Weekly Schedule PoE Port Activation
Automatic Weekly Schedule PoE Port Activation offers automatic activation/deactivation of PoE devices on
various days of the week for specific hours. It may be used to increase network security by turning off Wi-Fi
Access Points during non-working hours or to save power during non-working hours by turning off PoE devices.