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Tested against a Raritan PX2-5260R. | Tested against a Raritan [http://productselector.appspot.com/showimage?fName=PX3-5260R_spec.pdf&mName=PX3-5260R&Type=pdf PX2-5260R]. | ||
= Reset to defaults = | = Reset to defaults = |
Revision as of 21:56, 11 November 2015
Alteeve Wiki :: How To :: Configuring a Raritan PX2-5260A4R |
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Warning: These are very raw notes. |
Tested against a Raritan PX2-5260R.
Reset to defaults
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Note: You must connect to the PDU using the RS232 (DB9) port. The USB port shuts down as part of the reset process and you'll not be able to factory reset! |
- Connect to the RS232 port using: [screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200] (or your serial port device path is)
- Using pin, press the recessed 'Reset' switch and then immediately start pressing <esc> on your keyboard until the: [=> _] prompt appears.
- Enter: [defaults] and the system will reset to factory defaults. Be patient! It takes a couple of minutes.
- Log in with the default user name: [admin] and the default password: [raritan].
- Once logged in, you will be prompted to enter a new password.
Configure an IP address
You use either a standard USB A/B cable or a standard RS232 serial cable plugged into the DB9 port.
- With the B-side plugged into the PDU and the A-side connected to you computer. With will appear as: [/dev/ttyASM0] on linux with no further driver needed. Connect with: [screen /dev/ttyASM0] (no baud rate needs to be set).
- With the RS232 DB9 cable, use your serial device's address (ie: '/dev/ttyUSB0', '/dev/tty0', etc) to connect using: [screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200] (note that the baud rate must be set).
- Log into the PDU
- Enter: [config]
- Enter: [network ipv4 ipConfigurationMode static ipAddress 10.20.2.1 subnetMask 255.255.0.0 gateway 10.20.255.254 primaryDNSServer 8.8.8.8 secondaryDNSServer 8.8.4.4]
- Enter: [apply]
- Enter: [reset unit]
The unit will reboot and then you can log into the UI.
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Note: You must connect using 'https' on port 443! (ie: https://10.20.2.1). It does not listen for a connection on standard http'. |
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