Huawei Net Shutdown UPS Monitoring and Control Software

NetShutdown V100R001C00 User Manual

Issue 01 Date 2013-06-13

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.

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Contents

1 About This Document...... 1 2 Precautions...... 3 3 Product Introduction...... 4 3.1 Product Description...... 5 3.2 Application Scenarios...... 5 4 Hardware Installation...... 6 5 Software Installation...... 7 5.1 Installing NetShutdown on Windows OS...... 8 5.2 Installing NetShutdown on SUSE or Solaris OS...... 9 6 Communication Matrix...... 12 7 Basic Features...... 13 7.1 Starting or Stopping NetShutdown Services...... 14 7.2 Loging In to the Client...... 14 7.3 Viewing Event Logs...... 17 7.4 Setting UPS Communication Parameters...... 17 7.5 Setting Shutdown Policies...... 19 7.6 Checking UPS Device Information...... 21 7.7 Setting User Information...... 21 7.8 FAQs...... 23 7.8.1 How Do I Uninstall NetShutdown on Windows OS?...... 23 7.8.2 How Do I Uninstall NetShutdown on SUSE or Solaris OS?...... 24 7.8.3 How Do I Check the Integrity of Software Packages?...... 25 7.8.4 What Do I Do When the IE Browser Displays a Message Asking Me to Close the Compatibility View on the Login Page?...... 26 7.8.5 What Do I Do When the Login Port of the NetShutdown Installed in the Windows Operating System Has Been Occupied?...... 27 7.8.6 What Do I Do When the Login Port of the NetShutdown Installed in the SUSE or Solaris OS Has Been Occupied? ...... 28 7.8.7 How to Use WinSCP to Transfer Files?...... 28

1 About This Document

To better use this manual, you are advised to familiarize yourself with product model, intended audience, and symbol conventions.

Purpose

This document describes the installation, function, maintenance and troubleshooting methods of the NetShutdown software. Before you install and use the software, you need to familiarize yourself with the functions and features of uninterruptible power supply (UPS), and read this document to learn the security information.

Product Model

The NetShutdown software operation guidelines in this document apply to the UPS of the following series:

l UPS2000 l UPS5000-E

You are advised to print this manual and store both the paper and electronic documents properly to facilitate subsequent reference.

Intended Audience

This document is intended for PC and server OM personnel.

Symbol Conventions

The symbols that may be found in this document are defined as follows:

Symbol Description Indicates a hazard with a high level or medium level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Symbol Description Indicates a hazard with a low level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could result in equipment damage, data loss, performance deterioration, or unanticipated results.

Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement important points in the main text.

2 Precautions

During NetShutdown installation, operation, and maintenance, read the following precautions carefully: l Operating system patches must be updated on the computer or server where the NetShutdown is installed in a timely manner. l Professional firewalls and antivirus software must be available on the computer or server where the NetShutdown is installed, and the antivirus software must be updated in a timely manner.

3 Product Introduction

About This Chapter

3.1 Product Description 3.2 Application Scenarios

3.1 Product Description NetShutdown is a part of network centralized monitoring system for the NetEco. It monitors UPS events and takes predefined protective measures when certain events occur, for example, when UPS powering system is facing risks. The protective measures are running command scripts and shutting down computers or servers. NetShutdown helps protect your computer or server hardware and software assets.

3.2 Application Scenarios

Figure 3-1 Networking schemes of the NetShutdown

A UPS or a combined server system can provide power supplies for multiple computers or servers. When the NetShutdown software installed on a computer or server is started, the NetShutdown can listen to the status of a UPS and implement computer or server shutdown.

4 Hardware Installation

Step 1 Connect the computer or server to the Ethernet. Step 2 Connect the UPS to the Ethernet. Step 3 Ping the IP address of the UPS on the computer or server. If the IP address can be pinged, the UPS is successfully connected to the computer or server.

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5 Software Installation

About This Chapter

This section describes the methods of installing the NetShutdown software for the Windows, SUSE, and Solaris operating systems.

5.1 Installing NetShutdown on Windows OS 5.2 Installing NetShutdown on SUSE or Solaris OS

5.1 Installing NetShutdown on Windows OS

Installation Requirements l The software package is available in the DVD-ROM delivered with the product. Alternatively, you can download the software package NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Win.zip from http://www.huawei.com/en/ and check the integrity of the software package. To download the software package, choose SUPPORT > Software Download > Network Energy > UPS and Inerter > UPS > iManager NetEco 1000U > V100R001C00SPC200. You can check the integrity of the software package by referring to 7.8.3 How Do I Check the Integrity of Software Packages?. l Software Requirements – Operating system: Windows XP or Windows 7. – Web browser: Internet Explorer 8.0 or Firefox 3.6. l Hardware Requirements – PC: One that runs either of the preceding operating systems. – Hard disk space: 512 MB or above. – Memory: 256 MB or above.

Procedure To install NetShutdown on Windows OS, perform the following steps:

Step 1 Insert the installation DVD-ROM into the DVD-ROM drive of the PC, and navigate to the NetShutdown directory in the DVD-ROM. Double-click setup.vbs. TheSelect Installation Language window is displayed.

NOTE If you download the software package from http://www.huawei.com/en/ for the installation, skip this step.

Step 2 Decompress the software package, open the generated folder, and double-click setup.vbs. TheSelect Installation Language window is displayed.

NOTE If you use the DVD-ROM delivered with the product for the installation, skip this step.

Step 3 Choose English, and click OK.

Step 4 Click Next. The Copyright Notice window is displayed. Read the terms of the copyright notice in the Copyright Notice window.

Step 5 Select I accept these terms, and click Next. The Select Installation Directory window is displayed. The default directory is D:\NetShutdown.

Step 6 Specify an installation path and click Next. The Select Software Components window is displayed.

Step 7 Select NetShutdown for installation and click Next. The Security Configure window is displayed.

Step 8 Determine whether to select Use Security Web Service according to the actual communication security requirements. Then, click Next. The Confirm Installation window is displayed.

Step 9 Confirm the installation settings and click Next. The Installation Status window is displayed. The Installation Completed window is displayed after the installation process reaches 100%.

Step 10 Click Finish. When the software is installed successfully, the NetShutdown shortcut menu is available under Start > All Program.

NOTE During the installation, you can click Cancel in any window with Cancel on it, and the Conformation window is displayed. l You can click Yes to quit the installation. l You can click No to proceed with the installation.

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5.2 Installing NetShutdown on SUSE or Solaris OS

Installation Requirements l The software package is available in the DVD-ROM delivered with the product. Alternatively, you can download the software package from http://www.huawei.com/ en/ and check the integrity of the software package. To download the software package, choose SUPPORT > Software Download > Network Energy > UPS and Inerter > UPS > iManager NetEco 1000U > V100R001C00SPC200. – The software package for SUSE OS is NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Linux.zip. – The software package for Solaris OS is NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Solaris.zip. You can check the integrity of the software package by referring to 7.8.3 How Do I Check the Integrity of Software Packages?. l Hardware Requirements – Hard disk space: 512 MB or above. – Memory: 256 MB or above.

Procedure

Step 1 Log in to the server on which you want to install the NetShutdown software.

Step 2 Run the following command to create a temporary directory /Shutdown in the root directory of OS: # mkdir Shutdown

Step 3 Upload the software package to the /Shutdown directory on the server using SFTP. For detailed operations, see 7.8.7 How to Use WinSCP to Transfer Files?.

Step 4 Run the following commands to access the /Shutdown directory: # cd /Shutdown

Step 5 Run the following commands to decompress the software package: l Commands for SUSE OS: # unzip NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Linux.zip # unzip NetShutdown_Linux.zip l Commands for Solaris OS: # unzip NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Solaris.zip # unzip NetShutdown_Solaris.zip

Step 6 Run the following command to assign execution rights to the install.sh file: # chmod +x install.sh

Step 7 Run the following command to install NetShutdown: #./install.sh The following information is displayed:

Please input installation path [default:/opt/NetShutdown]:

Step 8 Enter the installation directory for NetShutdown and press Enter.

NOTE You can also press Enter to install the NetShutdown software in the default installation directory /opt/ Netshutdown. The following information is displayed:

Please select the language in which you want to install the NetEco: 1) English 2) Chinese 3) exit Please enter your choice [1 or 2]:

Step 9 Enter 1 and press Enter. The following information is displayed:

Are you sure enable https?[Default:n]

Step 10 Enter n to disable HTTPS or enter y to enable HTTPS according to site requirements. l Enter y to enable HTTPS, and press Enter. The following information is displayed: ------| | | | | Install Information | | Install path:/opt/Netshutdown | | Install Language:Chinese |

| Enable https:true | | | ------Are you sure to continue?(y/n) l Enter n to disable HTTPS, and press Enter. The following information is displayed: ------| | | | | Install Information | | Install path:/opt/Netshutdown | | Install Language:Chinese | | Enable https:false | | | ------Are you sure to continue?(y/n) Step 11 Enter y and press Enter.

NOTE If you want to stop the installation, type n and press Enter. The NetShutdown software installation starts. NetShutdown is successfully installed when the following information is displayed:

Installation of was successful.

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6 Communication Matrix

Table 6-1 Communication matrix

Prot Sour Sourc Target Desti Port Authenticat Encryption ocol ce e Port Device natio Descriptio ion Mode Mode Typ Dev Num n Port n e ice ber Num ber HTT Web Rando NetShut 8011 Used as a Username None P brow m port down common and password ser server port for NetShutdow n client

HTT Web Rando NetShut 8445 Used as an Username SSL PS brow m port down encrypted and password ser server port for NetShutdow n client

SNM NetS Rando UPS 161 Used for l SNMP l SNMP P hutd m port query of the V1/V2: V1/V2: own UPS to Read None serve communicat communit l SNMPV3: r e with the y name & DES NetShutdow Write n communit y name l SNMPV3 : Username and password

SNM UPS Rando NetShut 162 Used for None None P m port down UPS data server reporting

7 Basic Features

About This Chapter

7.1 Starting or Stopping NetShutdown Services This section describes how to start or stop NetShutdown services. The methods of starting and stopping these services vary according to operating system types. 7.2 Loging In to the Client This section describes how to log in to the NetShutdown before using NetShutdown services. 7.3 Viewing Event Logs This section describes how to view event logs on the NetShutdown, including types of events that have occurred, occurrence time, and details about each event. 7.4 Setting UPS Communication Parameters This section describes how to set UPS communication parameters to ensure that the a computer or server can communicate with the UPS properly. 7.5 Setting Shutdown Policies This section describes how to set shutdown polices to enable a computer or server to take the measures defined in the Local Settings area of the Shutdown Settings page based on concerned UPS shutdown events. 7.6 Checking UPS Device Information This section describes how to view UPS device information to learn about UPS operating status. 7.7 Setting User Information This section describes how to set user information to change user name, password, and remarks. 7.8 FAQs

Starting NetShutdown Services on Windows OS Choose Start > All Program > NetShutdown > NetShutdown Service to start the NetShutdown service on Windows OS.

After being started, the NetShutdown service icon is displayed in the lower right corner of the taskbar of the desktop.

Stopping NetShutdown Services on Windows OS

Right-click the NetShutdown service icon in the lower right corner of the taskbar of the desktop and choose Exit from the shortcut menu.

Starting NetShutdown Services on SUSE or Solaris OS Run the netshutdown start command to start NetShutdown services.

Stopping NetShutdown Services on SUSE or Solaris OS Run the netshutdown stop command to stop NetShutdown services.

Restarting NetShutdown Services on SUSE or Solaris OS Run the netshutdown restart command to restart NetShutdown services.

Checking NetShutdown Service Status on SUSE or Solaris OS Run the netshutdown status command to check the NetShutdown service status.

7.2 Loging In to the Client This section describes how to log in to the NetShutdown before using NetShutdown services.

Prerequisites You have started the NetShutdown services. For details about how to start the services, see 7.1 Starting or Stopping NetShutdown Services.

Procedure

Step 1 Enter http://IP address:8011/shutdown/ (for example, http://192.168.0.1:8011/shutdown/) in the address bar of the web browser. l If you have chosen Use Security Web Service when installing NetShutdown, a page reading There is a problem with this website's security certificate. is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-1.

Click Continue to this website (not recommended) to choose the default security certificate. The Login page is displayed. l The Login page is displayed.

Figure 7-1 Page indicating that there is a problem with this website's security certificate

Step 2 (Optional. Required only for the first login) Set User Name, Password, Confirm Password, and Remarks on the System Initial Password page shown in Figure 7-2. Then, click OK. The main page of the software is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-4.

NOTE When you log in to the NetShutdown for the first time, the default user name is admin.

Figure 7-2 System initial password

Step 3 If this is not your first-time login, set User Name and Password on the Login page shown in Figure 7-3. Then, click OK. The main page of the software is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-4.

Figure 7-3 Login

Figure 7-4 Main page

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7.3 Viewing Event Logs This section describes how to view event logs on the NetShutdown, including types of events that have occurred, occurrence time, and details about each event. Choose Event Log from the main menu. The Event Log page is displayed.

NOTE A maximum of 20 event logs can be displayed on the Event Log page. If the number of event logs reaches 20, the NetShutdown automatically deletes the earliest one when a new event log is recorded. You can click Clear to remove all logs.

7.4 Setting UPS Communication Parameters This section describes how to set UPS communication parameters to ensure that the a computer or server can communicate with the UPS properly.

Step 1 Choose Communication Settings from the main menu. The Communication Settings page is displayed.

Step 2 Specify IP Address of the UPS and click Next.

The Select page is displayed.

NOTE

l If you enter the IP address of a UPS single-server system, information about a single UPS is displayed. l If you enter the IP address of a UPS combined server system, information about multiple UPSs is displayed.

Step 3 On the displayed Select page, select a UPS device and click Next.

The Information Confirmed page is displayed.

Step 4 Click Finish.

When the UPS communication parameters are set successfully, the Event Log page is automatically displayed with a Device access shutdown software event log added.

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7.5 Setting Shutdown Policies

This section describes how to set shutdown polices to enable a computer or server to take the measures defined in the Local Settings area of the Shutdown Settings page based on concerned UPS shutdown events.

Step 1 Choose Shutdown Settings from the main menu.

The Shutdown Settings page is displayed.

Step 2 Select the events in the Shutdown Event area.

When a selected event occurs, NetShutdown takes measures defined in the Local Settings area.

Step 3 Select the Execution Of Command File check box if you want command scripts to be executed when the selected events occur.

1. Set Script Delay. l If you set this parameter to 0, the command scripts are executed immediately after a selected event occurs. l If Script Delay is set, the NetShutdown executes command scripts after the specified delay when the selected UPS shutdown event occurs. If the event is cleared within the specified time, the timer stops and the command scripts will not be executed.

CAUTION You must evaluate the UPS battery time (depending on load) and time required for script execution before setting Script Delay. The value of Script Delay must be smaller than the UPS battery time minus time required for script execution. Otherwise, power will be cut off before the script execution is complete.

2. Set Script File to the directory of the command scripts.

NOTE If the NetShutdown is installed in the SUSE or Solaris OS, you need to perform the following steps to grant execute permission on the script file. a. Log in to the server where the NetShutdown is installed . b. Navigate to the directory of the script file. # cd directory of the script file c. Grant execute permission on the script file. # chmod +x script file name

Step 4 Select the Turn off the Computer check box if you want the computers or servers to be shut down when the selected events occur and set Delay Time.

This protects computers or servers from damages caused by forced shutdown.

l If you set this parameter to 0, the computers or servers are shut down immediately after a selected event occurs. l If you set this parameter to a positive value other than 0, the computers or servers will be shut down when the specified time has elapsed. If the event is cleared within the specified time, the timer stops and the computers or servers will not be shut down. l If you select both Execution Of Command File and Turn off the Computer check boxes, ensure that the value of Delay Time must be greater than the value of Script Delay plus time required for script execution. With this setting, the script execution can be finished before the computers or servers are shut down.

CAUTION You must evaluate the UPS battery time (depending on load) and time required for script execution before setting Delay Time. The value of Delay Time must be smaller than the UPS battery time minus time required for script execution. Otherwise, power will be cut off before the script execution is complete.

Step 5 Click Save.

When the shutdown policies are set successfully, the Event Log page is automatically displayed with a Shutdown Settings event log added.

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7.6 Checking UPS Device Information This section describes how to view UPS device information to learn about UPS operating status. Choose UPS Information from the main menu, the UPS Information page is displayed. When a UPS is upgraded or its operating status is changed, the NetShutdown updates the device information and operating status of the UPS in real time.

7.7 Setting User Information This section describes how to set user information to change user name, password, and remarks.

NOTE The NetShutdown software supports only one user, and therefore each time there is only user who logs in to the NetShutdown from the NetShutdown client.

Changing the User Name

Step 1 Choose User Information from the main menu. The User Information page is displayed.

Step 2 Click .

The Modify Name dialog box is displayed.

Step 3 Enter the new user name in the User Name text box.

Step 4 Enter the password in the Password text box.

Step 5 Click Save.

The message Successfully saved is displayed.

Step 6 Click Save. When the user name is changed successfully, the Event Log page is displayed.

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Changing the Password

Step 1 Choose User Information from the main menu. The User Information page is displayed.

Step 2 Enter the old password in the Old Password text box.

Step 3 Enter a new password in the New Password text box and enter it again in the Confirm Password text box.

Step 4 Click Save. When the password is changed successfully, the Event Log page is displayed.

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Changing the Remarks

Step 1 Choose User Information from the main menu. The User Information page is displayed.

Step 2 Enter information in the Remarks text box.

Step 3 Click Save. When the remarks is changed successfully, the Event Log page is displayed.

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7.8 FAQs 7.8.1 How Do I Uninstall NetShutdown on Windows OS?

Question How do I uninstall NetShutdown on Windows OS?

Answer

Step 1 Right-click NetShutdown in the lower right corner of the desktop and choose Exit from the shortcut menu.

NOTE If the NetShutdown service is not started, skip this step.

Step 2 Choose Start > All Program > NetShutdown > Uninstall NetShutdown to start the uninstallation program.

The Select Software Components window is displayed.

Step 3 Select the NetShutdown component, and click Next. Step 4 Click Yes. The NetShutdown uninstallation progress is displayed in the window.

Step 5 Click Finish when the uninstallation is complete. The Conformation dialog box is displayed.

Step 6 Determine whether to restart the operating system. l If you click Yes, the operating system is restarted, and the NetShutdown installation directory is deleted automatically. l If you click No, the operating system will not be restarted, and you need to manually delete the NetShutdown installation directory.

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Question How do I uninstall NetShutdown on SUSE or Solaris OS?

Answer

Step 1 Run the following command to check the operating status of the NetShutdown. # netshutdown status l If the command output is the following information, go to Step 2. SUCCESS! NetShutdown running. l If the command output is the following information, go to Step 3. NetShutdown is not running. Step 2 Run the following command to stop NetShutdown services. # netshutdown stop

Step 3 Run the following command to access the directory where the uninstall.sh file is stored: # cd /opt/Netshutdown/uninstall

NOTE /opt/Netshutdown is the installation directory for NetShutdown. Replace it as required.

Step 4 Run the following command to uninstall NetShutdown. # ./uninstall.sh The following information is displayed:

Are you sure unistall Netshutdown server?(y/n) Step 5 Enter y and press Enter. NetShutdown is successfully uninstalled when the following information is displayed:

Unistall Netshutdown software successful.

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Question

How do I check the integrity of software packages?

Answer

The methods of checking the integrity of NetShutdown software packages for the SUSE, Solaris, and Windows operating systems (OSs) are the same. For each type of OS, the integrity check must be performed on a PC.

The following takes checking software package integrity on Windows OS as an example.

Step 1 Log in to http://www.huawei.com/cn/.

Step 2 Choose SUPPORT > Software Download > Network Energy > UPS and Inerter > UPS > iManager NetEco 1000U > V100R001C00SPC200. Then, download the NetShutdown software package and software package integrity check tool iPSI Sign Tool Setup.exe to a directory on the NetShutdown server. This section takes D:\ for example.

Step 3 Install the software package integrity check tool. 1. Double-click iPSI Sign Tool Setup.exe. 2. Click Next. 3. Choose I accept the terms in the License Agreement, and click Next. 4. Specify an installation path and click Install. 5. Click Finish.

Step 4 Decompress the software package.

Step 5 Choose Start > Run. In the displayed dialog box, enter cmd and press Enter. The command- line interface (CLI) is displayed.

Step 6 Run the following command to navigate to the installation directory of the software package integrity check tool.

cd C:\Program Files\iPSI Sign Tool

NOTE

C:\Program Files\iPSI Sign Tool is the installation directory of the software package integrity check tool. Replace it as required.

Step 7 Run the following commands to check the integrity of the software package:

ipsisign /verify /p d:\NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Win /d NetShutdown_Win.rar /s d: \NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Win\NetShutdown_Win.rar_SIGN.txt

NOTE l If the file name or directory contains spaces, you must add a pair of quotation marks (") before command execution. For example: ipsisign /verify /p “d:\NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Win” /d "NetShutdown_Win.rar" /s “d:\NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Win \NetShutdown_Win.rar_SIGN.txt". l “d:\NetShutdownV100R001C00SPC200_Win” is the directory generated after software package decompression. Replace it as required. l If information similar to the following is displayed, the software package is intact. SignCLI Info: Successfully verified l If the information containing fail or error is displayed, the software package failed the integrity check. In this case, contact Huawei technical support.

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Question What do I do when the IE browser displays a message asking me to close the compatibility view on the login page?

Answer

Step 1 Choose Tools > Compatibility View Settings on the IE menu bar. Step 2 Clear the check box for Display all websites in Compatibility View.

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Question What do I do when the login port of the NetShutdown installed in the Windows operating system has been occupied?

Answer When the NetShutdown login port is occupied, you can solve the problem by changing the port number.

Step 1 Navigate to the NetShutdown installation directory\WebRoot_Shutdown\WEB-INF \classes directory.

Step 2 Open the struts.properties file. Step 3 Change the values of the following parameters: struts.httpPort=8011 struts.httpsPort=8445

Step 4 Restart the NetShutdown service. For detailed operations, see 7.1 Starting or Stopping NetShutdown Services.

Step 5 Start the web browser and enter http://IP address:the value of the struts.httpPort/shutdown/ in the address box.

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Question

What do I do when the login port of the NetShutdown installed in the SUSE or Solaris OS has been occupied?

Answer

When the NetShutdown login port is occupied, you can solve the problem by changing the port number.

Step 1 Run the following commands to access the /opt/Netshutdown/WebRoot_Shutdown/WEB- INF/classes directory:

# cd /opt/Netshutdown/WebRoot_Shutdown/WEB-INF/classes

NOTE

/opt/Netshutdown is the installation directory for NetShutdown. Replace it as required.

Step 2 Open the struts.properties file.

# vi struts.properties

Step 3 Change the values of the following parameters in the struts.properties file. struts.httpPort=8011 struts.httpsPort=8445 1. Move the cursor to the parameter value to be changed. 2. Press x to delete the parameter value. 3. Press i and then enter an available port number. 4. Press Esc. 5. Enter :wq！ and press Enter.

Step 4 Restart the NetShutdown service. For detailed operations, see 7.1 Starting or Stopping NetShutdown Services.

Step 5 Start the web browser and enter http://IP address:the value of the struts.httpPort/shutdown/ in the address box.

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SFTP transfer improves the security of file transfer. WinSCP is a dedicated file transfer tool that supports both SFTP transfer and resumable download. You are advised to use WinSCP to transfer files.

Prerequisites l You have obtained the IP address of the destination server. l The communication between the PC and the destination server is normal. l You have obtained the file to be uploaded to the destination server and have saved the file to the PC. l You have obtained the user password of the destination server. l You have logged to http://support.huawei.com, downloaded the WinSCP.zip file based on the navigation path Software Center > Controlled Tool (Mini-tool Software) > Core Network Product Line > Wireless-OSS > iManger M2000-II > Public Tools, and decompress the file on the PC.

Procedure

Step 1 Double-click WinSCP.exe to start the tool. Step 2 On the WinSCP Login page, enter the target server IP address in Host name, set Port number to 22 and File protocol to SFTP, and click Login. Figure 7-5 shows the WinSCP login page.

Figure 7-5 WinSCP Login

NOTE If you use WinSCP to connect to a Linux server the first time, the system will ask you to add host key. Click Yes.

Step 3 In the displayed dialog box, enter the user name of the target server, and click OK. If the message You are trying to access a restricted zone. Only Authorized Users allowed. is displayed, click Continue.

Step 4 In the displayed dialog box, enter the password for the target server user, and click OK.

NOTE If a dialog box is displayed asking you to confirm the login, enter Yes, and click OK.

Step 5 After you log in to the WinSCP, a page is displayed. The left pane on the page displays the local directory, and the right pane displays the target directory for you to select.

Step 6 In the left pane, select the desired software file from the local file list, and press F5. On the displayed page for transferring files, click Copy to upload the file.

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