netBooter?NP-0201D provides secured remote power source reboot via TCP/IP networks or local direct connection. Accessing the system is password protected at Administration level or user privilege levels. Network security includes user name and password authentication for Web access or sending emails. NP-0201D offers the most versatile access control methods in the industry for user?s easy, quick and reliable operations.

NP-0201D is integrated with an AC current monitoring and environment temperature monitoring functions.

TS-0300 is an Environment Temperature Sensor Probe. It is an optional part for NP-0201D.

• 2 Independently managed Power Outlets
• AC Current Draw Monitoring and Temperature Sensing Port
• Telnet or Web(HTTP)browsing for system configuration and controlling.
• Network security including ACL (Access Control List of IP). Encrypted user's ID and password.
• Standalone self timer or a Weekly Scheduler for each outlet.
• POP3/SMTP for sending and receiving emails. Via Emails, users are able to send commands, such as power reboot.
• Integrated SNMP agent and Trap notification capability.
• Controlling power outlets via emailing. Using your cell phone to send commands to turn on/off outlets.
• External Modem Interface.

• Rugged small enclosure: 5"x6.75"x2.5".
• Handles large current equipment up to 13A at 110 VAC or 10A at 220VAC.
• 2 power outlets. Each power outlet is user name password protected.
• Current Draw Monitoring for user to view AC current draw from all power outlets. It includes settings for user defined alarm threshold, alarm methods (Emails, TRAP, data log) and alarm message sending intervals.
• One DB-9F(DCE) RS232 service port and one RJ45 Ethernet port.
• Source IP address access Filtering/blocking. Only one IP or a group of IP addresses can access the system.
• Auto ping and power reboot for each power outlet.
• Administration and User level name and password protection, including user name and password authentication for Web access or email sending.
• Event timers for each power outlet so that an outlet is capable of executing recycling power with desired calendar date, real-time clock, and period or duty cycle.
• Telnet accessibility. Menu driven or command-in-line configuration setup.
• Embedded Web server enables user to easily change settings, view or alter system status.
• Integrated SNMP agent and Trap notification capability.
• POP3/SMTP for sending and receiving emails. Via Emails, users are able to send commands, such as power reboot.
• Dial-up modem connection via local serial port.