® BayTech The Power to Control Global Power Management.

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Global Power Management

BayTech Global Power Management

GPM Software for BayTech Remote Power Controllers

Discovers BayTech Devices on Existing Subnets

Builds Logical and Functional Views of RPC’s in Remote Locations

Supports Equipment with Single or Redundant Power Supplies

Provides Easy “Click Through” Control of RPC’s Anywhere

Displays Alerts for Grouped or Individual RPC’s

Notification of Alerts via E-mail

Graphically Displays Power Environments per RPC

Provides Graphical Reporting for Any Segment

or Organization Node.

Exposes an Enterprise Security Model for Access

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Global Power Management can detect BayTech SNMP devices on local subnets or can assign IP addresses that allow for the discovery of remote BayTech SNMP devices.

Once discovered, a status screen will display the controllers and associated RPC’s with their receptacles.


Automatic Discovery of BayTech SNMP Devices

Discover controllers on the same subnet, or enter the IPs of remote controllers.

Status Screen for Discovered BayTech Controllers

The status screen provides a snap shot of all BayTech power solutions. Controllers, RPC’s and Outlets are displayed. On/ Off/ Reboot and status functions are supported by a simple “right click” of the mouse.




One of the powerful features of GPM is the ability to group equipment in multiple configurations. Whether you need to view a data center server cabinet by location or view all Unix servers together, GPM lets you customize groups to fit your requirements.


Logical Views of RPC’s in Remote Locations

Tree Views show logical or functional views of data centers. Equipment can be grouped in multiple configurations.





Through an easy to use “drag and drop” interface, you can assign device names (servers) for single or multiple receptacles. These receptacles can be assigned from any active controller in the Power Management Network.

A single device name can support any number of receptacles. If you want to turn on or off a group of devices during critical power outages, you can simply do this with the click of a button.

Power sequence can be assigned to devices with multiple receptacles. This is useful for bringing up device power supplies in a desired sequence.



Support redundant power sources and assign multiple receptacles to any device.

Simply drag discovered receptacles from outlet list to device name.

Power Sequence Any Supply on Any Device

GPM allows you to sequence power supplies in any order. Delays can be set between operations.






Simply “right click” on any device name with an assigned receptacle and you can turn on/off or reboot that device. The option to remove or change the name of this device is provided at this point.



Simply “right click” on defined equipment and you have the option(s) to turn on/off or reboot the equipment.







GPM maintains a list of all alerts received from RPC devices that are being monitored. Clicking an alert will trigger the GPM’s tree view and allow the user to drill down to the specific devices causing the alert.



The “Alerts” view displays all SNMP traps received for all controllers monitored by GPM. Selecting the alert automatically navigates the user to the physical location within the organization.








GPM allows a user to monitor and to receive alarms based on the BayTech SNMP MIB. E-mails and associated messages can be sent to individuals or groups.

The GPM configuration provides a means to pick and to choose which alerts will be flagged for notification.


Environmental Alarm Thresholds Set per RPC

Current, voltage and temperature thresholds can be set for every circuit in your in your data center. Based on thresholds and trap settings, NOC personnel can be notified via e-mail when circuits reach capacity.

Customized Alerts are Based on Preset Conditions

To: [email protected]: Global Power Management Alert !!! -- Please Review Immediately *--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--* Baytech Power Management Message:

Subject :Outlet(s) turned OFFSent To :[email protected],[email protected] Date/Time :20020827Controller Name :NORLINX CONTROLLER IN CABINET 1 Controller Ip :66.83.91.37 Power Strip Name :BT RPC4-1001092 Location :Raleigh Data CenterOutlet(s) Name :(1) - alexnorth008329 (2) – Server 1 (3) - Server 2 (4) - Outlet 3 (5) - Outlet 4 (6) - Outlet 5 (7) - Outlet 6 (8) - Outlet 7 (9) – Outlet 8 (10) – Outlet 9 (11) – Outlet 10 (12) - Outlet 11 (13) - Outlet 12 (14) - Outlet 13 (15) - Outlet 14 (16) - Outlet 15

*--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--**--ALERT--*

E-mail Alerts Sent to Single or Multiple Recipients









GPM graphically displays the circuit power environment. Prior to adding devices, NOC managers can easily check the capacity of a circuit. This enables them to make informed decisions as to whether or not more equipment should be added.


Graphically Displays Power Environments Per RPC

The power environment is displayed through graphical and textual displays.











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View a power utilization in any segment of the data center by simply clicking the segment. For example, clicking on IBM Cabinet1 would yield combined power utilization for that cabinet. This could be extended to the entire Raleigh segment, again by simply clicking on Raleigh.

Power Utilization

Graph power, voltage, current, max current and temperature over a specified time interval. The detection of these power and temperature trends within any segment of the datacenter or organization allows for simplified analysis and forecasting.

Power Utilization over Time

Exposes Enterprise Security and Control Access

WinNT/2000 Login

WinNT/2000 Domains expose the power infrastructure. Administrators can drag users or groups to any level within the organizational structure.

Users and groups can be assigned specific operations.










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