Connecting to your Device
Connecting via Ethernet (device is connected to network equipment)
Connect to the default static IP by connecting to 192.168.1.100 through your web browser or through
telnet. If the connection is successful on a web browser, you will receive a login prompt. The default
username and password is admin/admin.
If the connection is not successful, it is likely that your network configuration is incompatible with the
default static IP address (192.168.1.100), or the network settings were changed beforehand.
In order to view or change the network settings from this point on, you can either setup a direct ethernet
connection to your PC, or connect your PC via serial port (USB or DB9 depending on model).
Alternatively, you can enable DHCP mode by holding a pin in the “rst” hole when you supply power to the
device.
The default name of the PDU is REMOTEPDU; you can also find the MAC address printed on a label on
top of the unit. Please refer to your router manual to understand how to find the IP address associated
with this device name or MAC address. If you are using a netBooter PDU with an LCD screen, you can
press the “Select” button once to view the assigned IP address (pictured below):
Connecting via Ethernet (device is directly connected to PC ethernet)
In order to connect to a device that is directly connected to your PC via ethernet, you will need to
configure your PC networking settings. This section assumes your device is using default settings (e.g.
static IP 192.168.1.100).
For Windows users, please navigate to your “Network and
Internet Settings”; in Windows 10, you can right click on the
Ethernet icon on the bottom right of your screen (pictured on
the left).
