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Thanks to monument some important info:Critical (and in hindsight obvious) setup info for Dataprobe iBoot-PDU8-N15 New users with a Dataprobe PDU will likely add a new user for use with the AK Web IO plug in, and understanding the following might save some confusion. The AK Web IO plug in for HS4 works wonderfully, as does the Dataprobe PDU, but needs proper setup.
Log in to the Dataprobe management console via device’s IP address in a browser.
You will see the nav bar on left. Dashboard looks like this:To add a user, navigate via Management à Users and click on the Add Users button.
Add info as needed in form.IMPORTANT: note the round blue OUTLET icon. You must open this and select the outlets which the new user will have access to. Merely choosing administrator rights DOES NOT enable all outlets. You can also access this Outlets page after the user is created – it is available for each user on the Management -> Users screen.
If set up correctly, on the dashboard you will see GREEN outlets, and be able to control them via the Dataprobe console.
If outlets are not enabled, they will show as GREY on the Dashboard page of the Dataprobe console.
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Hi Alex -- so sorry i went dark on you. been off on other missions this summer.....
lemme attack this weekend. hard to give you limited direct access - this unit is at a second (mostly winter) home which uses Starlink and i haven't figured out how to punch holes thru the carrier grade NAT. but i can access so will configure and test... also i'm gonna try zero tier there and that might provide good access.
sorry for the delay and thanks so much for the work. i'll get on it. -mike
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well, partial success. i was able to create the devices easily. i love the interface and it worked flawlessly.
however, control doesn't seem to be working.....
troubleshoot is a challenge given i'm remote, and need to be careful not to disable power to something critical :-)
but here's what i know so far:
a) device page after install is shown below -- looks good !
b) control to "IP Rack", which is the WebPro Switch, seems to work fine still
c) i did see some random timeout errors in log for the WebPro switch -- may or may not be relevant
d) control to "Russound Rack", which is new 8-outlet DataProbe, doesn't seem to function. At least it doesn't change the HS4 device status.
e) i turned on logging and pasted a bit below -- didn't see any Posts show up after i toggled power....
f) direct control of the DataProbe 8-outlet seems weird, but i have little experience with it. so flagging that it COULD be a switch issue, not your software....
g) control to the iBoot G2S seem to work, though i've only tried on the unused port because i don't want to cycle power on PCs while remote
h) interestingly, when i try to log in directly to iBoot G2S it says it's "in use". Perhaps your connection blocks it?
i'll keep playing but wanted to provide status. seems like we're close. again appreciate all the help. -m
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well, actually didn't need logs for this one... embarrassing to say, but just user error: turns out that you need to explicitly authorize access to each outlet after you create a new admin user. i guess i assumed giving admin rights would include that -- but doesn't.
Good news -- once i set it up correctly, your PI works great. At least in limited testing -- still remote and can't really play too much.
Anyway, we're 100% good for now! Appreciate the help and apologies for the misdirection. -mike
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Originally posted by monument View Postwell, actually didn't need logs for this one... embarrassing to say, but just user error: turns out that you need to explicitly authorize access to each outlet after you create a new admin user. i guess i assumed giving admin rights would include that -- but doesn't.
Good news -- once i set it up correctly, your PI works great. At least in limited testing -- still remote and can't really play too much.
Anyway, we're 100% good for now! Appreciate the help and apologies for the misdirection. -mike
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