Use this window to view the switching behavior between two redundant power sources in the event of a power interruption on your system.
| NOTE: This help page may include information about features not supported by your system. Server Administrator only displays the features that are supported on your system.
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User Privileges
Table 1. User Privileges
Selection
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View
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Manage
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AC Switch
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User, Power User, Administrator
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Not Applicable
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Configuration Of AC Power Recovery Mode
Use these options to define how your system behaves when input AC power is restored after an outage:
| NOTE: You can set the
Last and
On states along with the Recovery Time parameter, indicating whether it is
Random or
Time delay. Since the time delay options are applicable only to the
Last and
On states, if you select
Off, the time delay option is disabled.
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Off
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The system will remain switched off after power is restored.
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On
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The system will turn on after power is restored.
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Last
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The system will turn on if the system was on when the power was lost. The system will remain off, if the system was off when power was lost.
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Recovery Time
Use these options to define the recovery time your system takes when power is restored:
Immediate
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The system will power up immediately after power is restored.
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Random
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The system will create random delay for power up. This could be any value within the system-specified time frame.
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Time Delay
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The system will delay power up based on the time specified by the administrator. This could be any value within the system-specified time frame.
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