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Emerson PM3003H-401 Rack PDU 2.1.0.23

Emerson PM3003H-401 Rack PDU driver from Emerson for OS Independent

Emerson PM3003H-401 Rack PDU driver from Emerson for OS Independent

Publisher review for Emerson PM3003H-401 Rack PDU 2.1.0.23:

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This package provides the necessary installation files of Emerson PM3003H-401 Rack PDU Firmware version 2.1.0.23.Fixes:- Open SSL upgraded to address the POODLE issue.
- Configuration changes as a result of this release are in the Security Profile menu, Enable HTTPS drop down list:
- SSL version 2 and 3 have been replaced with TLS versions 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2
- Configurations that were HTTPS SSL3 in the previous release will be upgraded to TLS1.2. All other configurations in the previous release that had SSL2 will be upgraded to TLS1.1, TLS1.2 + TLS1.

The previous version (2.1.0.22) shows the maximum current of the PDU for international models. The features and enhancements supported by PDU version 2.1.0.22 include:
- Upgraded Bash to address the Shell Shock issue.
The features and enhancements supported by the previous PDU versions include:- Extended support for SNMP vendor MIB to include setup of power management parameters:
- PDU chain (pmPowerMgmtSerialTable): enable/disable buzzer, syslog, SW over-current protection; configuring polling rate and power cycle interval.
- PDU table (pmPowerMgmtPDUTable): configuring the PDU ID, setting all levels of current thresholds, resetting its configuration to factory default or rebooting the PDU. Extra information was also included, like alarm status, type of measurement for power, voltage and power-factor, as well as energy info.
- Outlets table (pmPowerMgmtOutletsTable): outlet name, post-on and post-off delays and all levels of current thresholds are configurable. Extra information was also included, like alarm status, type of measurement for power, voltage and power-factor, as well as energy info.
- Phases and banks (pmPowerMgmtPhasesTable and pmPowerMgmtBanksTable): all levels of current thresholds are configurable. Extra information was also included, like alarm status, type of measurement for power, voltage and power-factor.
- Environment sensors (pmPowerMgmtSensorsTable): all levels of thresholds are configurable. Extra information added includes sensors type and alarm status.
- Configuring power management parameters using SNMP are effective upon command completion but they are not saved to Flash, thus not persisted through reboots. A new OID (pmPowerMgmtSerialTableSave) was also introduced to save changes done in the PDUs.
- Depending on the PDU model some of the OIDs may not apply. In such case SNMP queries for those OIDs will return 0 (zero) or “N/A” based on its syntax.
- All new and modified OIDs are defined and detailed in the PDU MIB file.
- Support configuration via BootP request. The BootP Configuration Retrieval option allows the entire unit configuration to be retrieved over BootP / TFTP during boot and during DHCP renewal.
- OpenSSL upgrade
- Apache upgrade from version 2.2.9 to version 2.2.17
To upgrade PM PDU firmware:1. Download the new PM PDU firmware.
2. Using terminal emulation software, log into the PM PDU as admin and type in the command: pm>upgrade <PDU#>
The <PDU#> is the number of the PDU to which you want to upgrade the firmware. If you have only one PM PDU, type upgrade 1. If you have, for instance, three units in a daisy chain, type upgrade 3 or upgrade 2 depending on which unit you want to upgrade.
NOTE: If you have a daisy chain and you want to upgrade all units, you should start from the last unit and work your way towards the first.
3. At the boot loader menu, select option 1 to upgrade the firmware. The boot loader erases the firmware currently in the unit and asks you to upload the new firmware.
4. Use your terminal emulator program to upload the PM PDU firmware file to the PM PDU using the Xmodem protocol.

Operating system:
OS Independent