1. Navigate web browser to the card’s IP address. 2. Click on Settings => Network => Syslog tab. 3. Select Enabled in the Enable Syslog pull down menu. 4. A user can add up to four Syslog server IP addresses. 5. Add the IP address of a Syslog server in the IP fields. 6. Add the Syslog port that will be used to send Syslog messages in the “Port” field. Syslog messages are typically sent on UDP port number 514. 7. Click on the Save Changes button to apply the settings. After the Syslog server IP addresses have been added, the SNMPWEBCARD will begin sending Syslog messages to the IP addresses when a event occurs to the UPS or PDU.

Follow the steps below to delete Dat files for SNMPWEBCARD (firmware version 5x or earlier): 1. Access the SNMPWEBCARD's administrative page by entering https://ip_address/admim.htm in the address field of the web browser. Replace ip_address with the actual IP address of the card. 2. Click on the Delete All Data Files button. 3. The card will reboot. 4. After the card completes its reboot, access it through a web browser.

To reset the SNMPWEBCARD to the default values, follow these steps: 1. Connect the configuration cable to the SNMPWEBCARD and computer. 2. Open a terminal emulation program, like PuTTY or Tera Term, and configure with the following settings: Baud: 9600 Data: 8 bit Parity: None Stop bit: 1 Flow control: None 3. Press the Reset button or reseat the SNMPWEBCARD. 4. After the SNMPWEBCARD displays “Press any key within 5 seconds to change these settings,” press a keyboard key. 5. When asked “Press A to Accept the settings, or M to Modify?”, enter M to modify settings on the card. 6. Log in to the card using the root password that was configured (TrippLite is the default). 7. When asked “Reset configuration and root password to default values?”, enter Y. Note: If you previously changed the root password, this step will reset it to TrippLite. 8. When asked “Reset Operating System configuration (Advanced) [N]?”, press the Enter key on the keyboard to accept the default value. 9. The next question is “Obtain IPv4 settings automatically using DHCP for Ethernet interface?” The default Y or N depends on how the card was previously configured. To accept a DHCP address lease, type Y and press the Enter key. To configure a static IP address, Type N and press the Enter key. Note: If assigning a static IP address, only configure the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address. 10. Respond to the remaining questions with default responses by pressing the Enter key. (You will not need to enter the Advanced Settings mode.) 11. SNMPWEBCARD will save the changes and reboot. During the reboot process, do not press any keys on the keyboard. Reboot may take approximately 2 to 5 minutes to complete. 12. Shortly after the Starting Telnet on port 5214 text is displayed in the terminal emulator, both LEDs on the SNMPWEBCARD will illuminate. 13. The procedure is complete. You can now access your SNMPWEBCARD through Telnet/SSH, HTTP/HTTPS, or SNMP with its default credentials.

1. A reboot can be accomplished in a few ways: a. Remove the SNMPWEBCARD from the accessory slot (if applicable), and then re-seat the SNMPWEBCARD back into the accessory. This will restart the card. (Note: The SNMPWEBCARD can be re-seated while the connected load is running.) b. Using a small paper clip, press the reset button through the small hole on the face plate (below the RJ45 network port). This will restart the card. c. During the boot process, press any key. A prompt will appear for a username and password. Enter the username and password (see defaults below), and then type reboot. This will restart the card. 12.06.00xx SNMPWEBCARD: Enter the default username localadmin and the default password localadmin 12.04.00xx SNMPWEBCARD: Enter the default username admin and the default password admin 2. Both LEDs on the SNMPWEBCARD will illuminate. 3. The reboot procedure is complete. You can now access your SNMPWEBCARD through Telnet/SSH, HTTP/HTTPS, or SNMP with its default credentials.

Follow the instructions below to create a configuration file on an SNMPWEBCARD (firmware version 5X and earlier). The SNMPWEBCARD can maintain a copy of its current configuration as a backup in the event of system problems or to configure other SNMPWEBCARDs via FTP. 1. To generate a configuration file (paconfig.ini), navigate to the IP address of the SNMPWEBCARD using a web browser. 2. Configure the SNMPWEBCARD with the desired settings. This involves configuring and saving data (Contacts, Events, Actions and other settings) in the SNMPWEBCARD interface. 3. When all desired settings have been updated and saved, click the Settings menu button and the System submenu button to display the Settings > System page. 4. Click the ConfigFile tab. 5. Click the Write button. Note: When writing out a config file, it is not available until the green light on the card stops blinking. This may take several minutes for the configuration file to be present. 6. You will be prompted with a login screen, at which time you may enter administrator username and password. (admin/admin is the default) 7. Click the View button to open the file. 8. Save the file as paconfig.ini in the directory where the configuration file is to be stored.

1. Add an SNMP Contact by selecting the New button. 2. Enter trap recipient IP Address, Community, and Trap Port in the appropriate fields. 3. Select the Save Changes button. 4. Navigate to Settings => Events. In the Events menu, highlight and select one of the events. The most common event for a UPS would be the “On Battery” event. 5. Click on SNMP Trap Notification for the event that was selected. 6. An SNMP Notification settings window will appear. Highlight (blue background) the IP address on the right-hand pane. Note: If the IP address is not highlighted, the SNMPWEBCARD will not send SNMP traps to that recipient. 7. Configure the notification times for initial notification (top) and for recurrent trap notifications (bottom). 8. Select the Save Changes button.

To enable Telnet access on SNMPWEBCARDs (5X and earlier), follow these steps: 1. Navigate web browser to the card’s IP address. 2. Click on Settings => Network => Telnet Tab. 3. Set Access to Enabled (dropdown list). 4. Set Telnet Port. The default Telnet Port is 23. 5. Click on the Save Changes button.

Follow the steps below to activate or change settings for SNMPWEBCARD event SNMP trap notifications (firmware version 5X and earlier): 1. Ensure that the desired SNMP recipient devices have been entered as SNMP contacts. If this has not been completed, see the How To Set Up SNMP Contacts On SNMPWEBCARD (FW Version 5X And Earlier) article. 2. Navigate to Settings => Events. In the Events Menu, highlight the desired event. 3. Click on SNMP Trap Notification. 4. An SNMP Trap Notification window will appear. Highlight the SNMP contact on the right-hand pane by clicking on it. To select multiple contacts, hold down the Ctrl key while making selections. Select or change the times for initial notification (top) and for recurrent email notifications (bottom). Select the Save Changes button.

Follow the instructions below to configure SNMP Trap notification on an SNMPWEBCARD. 1. Navigate to the IP address of the SNMPWEBCARD using a web browser. 2. Click the Settings menu button and the Contacts submenu button to display the Settings > Contacts Settings page. 3. Click the SNMP tab. Note: If you do not know the correct SNMP settings, contact your network administrator. 4. Add a new SNMP contact by clicking the New button and entering the information requested (IP Address, Name, Community, and Trap Port), and then click the Save button. Note: The standard port for SNMP set destinations is port 161. The standard port for SNMP trap recipients is port 162. 5. Click the Settings menu button and the Events submenu button to display the Settings > Events page. 6. Double click on the ✓ icon next to the preferred event in the Traps column to access the Details page. 7. From the Details page, choose SNMP Trap Notification from the drop down menu under Settings. 8. Check the Enable SNMP Trap Notification for the preferred event box. 9. Highlight an IP address(es) in the IP Addresses window, and then click the Save Changes button.

Use the following steps to Enable/Disable Web Access On SNMPWEBCARD: 1. Navigate to the IP Address of the SNMPWEBCARD using a web browser. 2. Click the Settings menu button and the Network submenu button to display the Settings > Network page. 3. Click the Web tab. 4. Enable and/or Disable the preferred Web settings. 5. Click the Save Changes button.

Use the following steps to reset the login user name and password on SNMPWEBCARD (version 12.06.00xx only): 1. Connect the configuration cable to the SNMPWEBCARD and computer. 2. Open a terminal emulation program, like PuTTY or Tera Term, and configure with the following settings: Baud: 9600 Data: 8 bit Parity: None Stop bit: 1 Flow: None 3. Press the Reset button or reseat the SNMPWEBCARD. 4. After the SNMPWEBCARD displays "Press any key within 5 seconds to change these settings," press a keyboard key. 5. When asked "Press A to Accept the settings, or M to Modify?" enter M to modify settings on the card. 6. Log in to the card using the root password that was configured (TrippLite is the default). Note: If the default root password has been changed, and the configured root password and administrator username and password are no longer available, the SNMPWEBCARD requires replacement. 7. When asked "Reset configuration and root password to default values," enter Y. Note: If you previously changed the root password, this step will reset it to TrippLite. 8. When asked "Reset Operating System configuration (Advanced) [N]?" press the Enter key on the keyboard to accept the default value. 9. When asked "Obtain IPv4 settings automatically using DHCP for Ethernet interface?" the default Y or N depends on how the card was previously configured. Type Y and press the Enter key to accept a DHCP address lease. Type N and press the Enter key to configure a static IP address. Note: If assigning a static IP address, only configure the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address. 10. Respond to the remaining questions with default responses by pressing the Enter key. 11. SNMPWEBCARD will save the changes and reboot. During the reboot process, do not press any keys on the keyboard. Be patient. Reboot may take more than 5 minutes to complete. 12. Shortly after "Starting Telnet on port 5214" is displayed in the terminal emulator, both LEDs on the SNMPWEBCARD will illuminate. 13. The reset procedure is complete. You can now access your SNMPWEBCARD through Telnet/SSH, HTTP/HTTPS, or SNMP with its default credentials.

Follow the instructions below to configure email notification on an SNMPWEBCARD: 1. Navigate to the IP address of the SNMPWEBCARD using a web browser. 2. Click the Settings menu button and the Contacts submenu button to display the Settings > Contacts Settings page. 3. Click the SMTP Settings button to enter the settings for your mail server. Note: If you do not know your mail server settings, contact your network administrator. 4. Enter a valid IP address or DNS name for the SMTP mail server. Note: Using a DNS name requires valid DNS server settings. You will have the option to enter two: Preferred DNS Server and Alternate DNS Server. Click the Settings menu button and the Network submenu button to enter a valid DNS server. 5. Enter a valid Server Port number (port 25 is default). 6. If SMTP authentication is required, check the Use Authentication box and then enter the login name, password, and re-type the password. Note: The mail server must be set up to relay email from the subnet or IP address of the SNMPWEBCARD if SMTP Authentication is not being used. 7. Enter a valid From email address. 8. Click the Save Changes button. 9. Add a new email contact by clicking the New button and entering the information requested (Name, Phone, and a valid Email Address), and then click the Save button. 10. Test your settings by highlighting/selecting an email contact and then clicking the Test Email button. Check to see if an email had been set by logging into the email account that was specified in the contacts list. 11. Click the Settings menu button and the Events submenu button to display the Settings > Events page. 12. Double click on the X icon next to the preferred event in the Email column to access the Details page. 13. From the Details page, choose Contact Notification from the drop down menu under Settings. 14. Check Enable Contact Notification for the preferred event. 15. Highlight an email contact(s) in the Contact Settings window, and then click the Save Changes button.

Critical Notice for Versions 12.04.0047 or Earlier: If your SNMPWEBCARD is running version 12.04.0047 or earlier, your card is incompatible with this version of firmware and cannot be upgraded to use it. Critical Notice for Versions Prior to 12.04.0055: If you are upgrading from versions prior to 12.04.0055, you must first upgrade the card to version 12.04.0055 before upgrading to version 12.06.00xx – Please reference the READMFIRST - RELEASE NOTES V12_06_00xx in the SNMPWEBCARD-FW-Gen3-12-6-0xx download package. Requirements 1. Current SNMPWEBCARD with version 12.04.0055, 12.06.00xx or later 2. FTP utility 3. Terminal emulator program (not required, but highly recommended) Upgrade Instructions To upgrade an SNMPWEBCARD via an FTP session, follow the steps below: 1. Change directory to the directory of the unzipped firmware package that contains the appropriate upgrade image (.bin or .sbz2 file) and pwralert.dat file. 2. FTP to the IP address of the SNMPWEBCARD you want to upgrade. 3. Log in: Firmware 12.06.00xx default username and password is localadmin/localadmin Firmware 12.04.0055 default username and password is admin/admin 4. Type 'bin' to enable binary file transfer. 5. Type 'put ' where filename is the name of the image to upload. Refer to the README FIRST - Release notes V12.06.00xx in the SNMPWEBCARD-FW-Gen3-12-6-0xx download package to locate the appropriate image file name to use when upgrading SNMPWEBCARD. 6. The new image will upload. When the FTP finishes, type 'bye'. 7. The card will reboot. Be patient. After several minutes the SNMPWEBCARD will be ready to accept connections. (Note: RSA and DSA key generation can extend this time to more than 15 minutes. If connected to a terminal emulator program, do not press any keys on the keyboard.) 8. FTP to the IP address of the card you want to upgrade. 9. Log in (default username and password is localadmin/localadmin). 10. Type 'bin' to enable binary file transfer. 11. Type 'put pwralert.dat'. 12. Type 'bye'. 13. The card will reboot. Be patient. After several minutes the SNMPWEBCARD will be ready to accept connections. (Note: RSA and DSA key generation can extend this time to more than 15 minutes. If connected to a terminal emulator program, do not press any keys on the keyboard.) 14. If connecting through HTTP/HTTPS, clear your Java cache after upgrading to ensure you download the latest version of the Java applet. Depending on the preferred browser, you may also be required to add the SNMPWEBCARD’s IP address to Compatibility View and/or allow access. 15. The procedure is complete. You can now access your SNMPWEBCARD through Telnet/SSH, HTTP/HTTPS, or SNMP with its default credentials.

The following steps explain how to set the Battery Capacity Below Warning SNMP event notification for SNMPWEBCARD (firmware 5X and earlier): 1. Set the Battery Capacity threshold to desired percentage. 2. Create SNMP contact(s). 3. Navigate to Settings > Events. In the Events Menu, highlight the Battery Capacity Below Warning event. 4. Select SNMP Notification from the Actions list and then click on the Settings button. 5. An SNMP Notification window will appear. Highlight the IP Address on the right-hand pane. If multiple contacts exist, hold down the Ctrl key and select the desired contacts. 6. Select or change the times for Initial notification (top) and for recurrent trap notifications (bottom). 7. Click on the Save Changes button.

These instructions are for the setup of SNMP Communities under the Settings | Network category on the SNMP/V1/V2C tab. 1. To allow all IP addresses that know the Read or Read/Write community names, use the following IP and IP Mask structure: IP = * IP Mask = 0.0.0.0 2. To allow a specific IP address that knows the Read or Read/Write community names, use the following IP and IP Mask structure: IP = x.x.x.x IP Mask = 255.255.255.255 3. To allow a Class C IP address range that knows the Read or Read/Write community names, use the following IP and IP Mask structure: IP = x.x.x.0 Net Mask = 255.255.255.0 4. To allow a Class B IP address range that knows the Read or Read/Write community names, use the following IP and IP Mask structure: IP = x.x.0.0 Net Mask = 255.255.0.0 5. To allow a Class A IP address range that knows the Read or Read/Write community names, use the following IP and IP Mask structure: IP = x.0.0.0 Net Mask = 255.0.0.0

Follow the instructions below to configure SNMPWEBCARD (firmware versions 12.04.0040–12.04.0055) to send notifications to PANSA v057 or later. 1. Install and configure PANSA v057 or later as described in the PANSA User's Guide. 2. Change the community string for the PowerAlert Network Management SNMP contact configured for the computer running PANSA v057 or later from “tlremote” to “tripplite”. This change can be configured in the SNMPWEBCARD’s web GUI by navigating to Settings > Contacts > SNMP.

Instructions for implementing workarounds are in the "Java Runtime Environment v8 Update 71 Alert" bulletin found in the Resources > Product Literature section on this page. Alternatively, use the PowerAlert Console Launcher which can be downloaded for free here.