silentInstall.sample

# APC PowerChute Network Shutdown (PCNS) Silent Installer
# 
# This file contains parameters used by the PCNS silent
# install option to support mass installation.
#
# Do not enclose values in quotes
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Accept the EULA.
#
# This must be changed to YES to accept the EULA.  This is not case
# sensitive.

#ACCEPT_EULA=NO
ACCEPT_EULA=YES

# ------------------------------------------------------------------
# PowerChute's Customer Experience Improvement Program ("CEIP") provides 
# us with the information that enables us to improve our product and 
# services, and helps us to advise you on how best to deploy and configure
# PowerChute. As part of the CEIP, we will collect certain information 
# about how you configure and use PowerChute Network Shutdown in your 
# environment.  This information is completely anonymous, and cannot 
# be used to personally identify any individual.  For more information, 
# please refer to our CEIP Frequently Asked Questions. 
# 
# If you prefer not to participate in the PowerChute CEIP set below to:
#
# You can join or leave the CEIP at any time.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------

CEIP=no

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# The directory in which to install PCNS:
# The default value /opt/APC is used if commented out or specified 
# null value as "INSTALL_DIR="
#
# Values specified here are case sensitive.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

INSTALL_DIR=/opt/APC

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# The directory in which java is installed:
#
# This is only needed if PCNS does not bundle java for this OS 
# (eg HPUX, AIX, SPARC) See PowerChute Documentation for more details.
#
# This directory must specify a Java Runtime version 1.8.0 or later.
#
# Values specified here are case sensitive. 
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

# JAVA_DIR=/opt/java8

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# The silent install can register this host's IP address with the 
# management card. If you are installing PCNS on more than 50 hosts
# for one management card, consult the PCNS Installation Guide. Valid
# values for this parameter are "no" or "yes".
#
# Values specified here are not case sensitive.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

REGISTER_WITH_NMC=YES

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Uncomment and edit the following to specify the installation 
# configuration.  The installation mode can have one of the 
# following values:
#
# 'single': Register with a single NMC card.
# 'redundant': Register with several NMC cards in a redundant  
#	configuration.
# 'parallel': Register with several NMC cards in a parallel 
#	configuration.
#
# Values specified here are not case sensitive.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

MODE=single

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Fill in the below fields with the correct network configuration. Ensure
# all the NMCs and servers are in the same network configuration.
#
# Valid values for NETWORKCONFIG are 'IPv4' and 'IPv6'
#
# Valid values for IPV6NETWORKCONFIG are 'Unicast' and 'Multicast'. This
# parameter need not specified if the network configuration is IPv4
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

NETWORKCONFIG=IPv4
#IPV6NETWORKCONFIG= 

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Uncomment and edit the following to specify the UPS Network 
# Management cards to register with.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

# IP_1=000.000.000.000
# IP_2=000.000.000.000
# IP_3=000.000.000.000
# IP_4=000.000.000.000
# IP_5=000.000.000.000
# IP_6=000.000.000.000
# IP_7=000.000.000.000
# IP_8=000.000.000.000
# IP_9=000.000.000.000

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Uncomment and edit the following to specify the UPS Outlet Group 
# for each UPS NMC.  The value given is the outlet number.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

# IP_1_Outlet=0
# IP_2_Outlet=0
# IP_3_Outlet=0
# IP_4_Outlet=0
# IP_5_Outlet=0
# IP_6_Outlet=0
# IP_7_Outlet=0
# IP_8_Outlet=0
# IP_9_Outlet=0

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# This value specifies the UPS Network Management Port to use for
# registration.  Valid values are 80, 443, and 5000 to 32768.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

PORT=443

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# This value specifies the protocol to use when registering with the
# UPS Network Management Card.  Valid values are 'http' or 'https'.
#
# Values specified here are not case sensitive.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

PROTOCOL=https

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# When using the https protocol, SSL certificates are used to secure the 
# connection.  By default the NMC uses a self signed certificate, 
# which needs to be accepted.
#
ACCEPTCERTS=YES 
# Certificates which are self signed, or have some other issue, will
# be automatically accepted (Recommended)
#
# ACCEPTCERTS=NO
# Connection will only be established if the NMC has been configured
# with a valid certificate.
#
# Values specified here are not case sensitive.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

#ACCEPTCERTS=YES

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Fill in the below fields with the correct security information.
# The Administrator User Name and Authentication Phrase must match
# the settings of the Management Card in your UPS.
#
# Values specified here are case sensitive.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

USERNAME=
PASSWORD=
AUTHENTICATION_PHRASE=

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Uncomment and edit the following only if you have more than one
# network card installed locally. The below fields should specify
# which local IP address to register with the UPS Network Management
# Card. 
# 
# This field will be read if the network configuration is IPv4
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

#LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS=000.000.000.000

# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# The below fields should specify unicast/multicast address to register 
# with the UPS Network Management Card. 
# 
# This field will be read if the network configuration is IPv6.
#
# Both Unicast and Multicast address are required if the IPV6NETWORKCONFIG
# is 'Multicast'. If IPV6NETWORKCONFIG is 'Unicast' only Unicast address
# is required.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

#UNICAST_ADDRESS=
#MULTICAST_ADDRESS=

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# SNMP Settings
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is the SNMP Discovery Port.  
#
#   Uncomment this to enable SNMP, and set the SNMP port.
#   Leave commented out to install without SNMP support
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#SNMP_PORT=161

#ENABLE_SNMPV1_ACCESS=False

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#  SNMPV1 Profiles
#  PCNS allows you to configure up to 5 v1 profiles.
#  Profiles are numbered, starting from 1, and are created using 
#  the following keys.  
# 
# Replace X by the index of the profile (1,2 etc)
#
# NAME_COMMUNITY_X   
#  		Description:  This is the name of the community and must be <= 15 Characters
#
# ACCESS_TYPE_COMMUNITY_X		
#       Description:  Access Type:  Possible Values: READONLY, READWRITE, DISABLED
#
# NMS_COMMUNITY_X				
#       Description: IP address of the NMS who can connect. 0.0.0.0 will allow 
#		connections  from any address.  May be IPv4 or IPv6
#
#  Uncomment the section below to create a new Profile.  Copy and change
#  the number to create multiple Profiles.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

#NAME_COMMUNITY_1=
#ACCESS_TYPE_COMMUNITY_1=
#NMS_COMMUNITY_1=0.0.0.0

#NAME_COMMUNITY_2=
#ACCESS_TYPE_COMMUNITY_2=
#NMS_COMMUNITY_2=0.0.0.0



#ENABLE_SNMPV3_ACCESS=True

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#     SNMPV3 Profiles
#  PCNS allows you to configure up to 5 v3 profiles.
#  Profiles are numbered, starting from 1, and are created using 
#  the following keys.  
#
#  Replace X by the index of the profile (1,2 etc)
#
#  USERNAME_PROFILE_X			
#       Description:  User name must be less than 32 characters
#
#  AUTH_PROTOCOL_PROFILE_X
#       Possible Values: NONE, SHA1, MD5, SHA256, SHA512
#
#  AUTH_PASSPHRASE_PROFILE_X
#       Description:  Passphrase must be 8 to 32 Characters long
#
#  PRIV_PROTOCOL_PROFILE_X
#       Possible Values: NONE,  AES128, AES192, AES192EX, 
#                        AES256, AES256EX, DES
#       NOTE: AES192EX and AES256EX are non-standard implementations
#             which "Some devices and SNMP tools" use with an 
#             AES key extension algorithm that was not specified 
#             in the IETF Specification 
#
#  PRIV_PASSPHRASE_PROFILE_X
#       Description:  Passphrase must be 8 to 32 Characters long
#
#  ACCESS_TYPE_PROFILE_X
#       Description:  Possible Values: READONLY, READWRITE, DISABLED
#
#  Uncomment the section below to create a new Profile.  Copy and change
#  the number to create multiple Profiles.
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

#USERNAME_PROFILE_1=
#AUTH_PROTOCOL_PROFILE_1=
#AUTH_PASSPHRASE_PROFILE_1=
#PRIV_PROTOCOL_PROFILE_1=
#PRIV_PASSPHRASE_PROFILE_1=
#ACCESS_TYPE_PROFILE_1=

#USERNAME_PROFILE_2=
#AUTH_PROTOCOL_PROFILE_2=
#AUTH_PASSPHRASE_PROFILE_2=
#PRIV_PROTOCOL_PROFILE_2=
#PRIV_PASSPHRASE_PROFILE_2=
#ACCESS_TYPE_PROFILE_2=

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#  PowerChute Lost Communications Traps
#
#  PowerChute will send a LostComs trap for the following reasons:
#     Network Communications Lost
#        If PowerChute cannot communicate with the Network Management Card 
#        of the UPS, a trap is sent to the configured Trap Receiver.
#     UPS Communications Lost
#        If the Network Management Card cannot communicate with the UPS, a 
#        trap is sent to the configured Trap Receiver.
#
#  For Guidance see Description below each setting
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

#LostCommsEvents_Enabled=true
#       Description:  (true | false)  Send the trap or not

#LostCommsEvents_SendClearingTrap=true
#       Description:  (true | false)  Send a trap when communications are restored 

#LostCommsEvents_Delay=0
#       Description:  how long (in seconds) to wait after the event before 
#            sending the trap

#LostCommsEvents_RepeatInterval=30
#       Description:  how long (in seconds) between repeated 
#            traps (must be > 0)

#LostCommsEvents_RepeatUntilCleared=true
#       Description:  (true | false)  Continue sending the 
#            trap every RepeatInterval seconds until communications are restored
 
#LostCommsEvents_RepeatTimes=0
#       Description:  repeat the trap this many time, then stop
#            used when RepeatUntilCleared is false          
	

#--------------------------------------------------------------------
# PowerChute Critical Event Trap
# When a critical event (such as On Battery) occurs and a Shutdown is triggered, 
# PowerChute sends an SNMP trap detailing the Event Name, UPS Setup (for advanced 
# configurations), and Affected Virtual Hosts (if Virtualization support is enabled).
#
#  For Guidance see Description below each setting
#--------------------------------------------------------------------

#UPSCriticalEvents_Enabled=true     
#       Description: (true | false)  Send the trap or not

#UPSCriticalEvents_SendClearingTrap=true
#       Description: (true | false)  Send a trap when the critical event clears

#UPSCriticalEvents_Delay=0
#       Description: how long (in seconds) to wait after the event before sending the trap

#UPSCriticalEvents_RepeatInterval=30  
#       Description: how long (in seconds) between repeated  traps (must be > 0)

#UPSCriticalEvents_RepeatUntilCleared=true
#       Description:  (true | false)   Continue sending the 
#         trap every RepeatInterval seconds until the critical 
#         event clears 

#UPSCriticalEvents_RepeatTimes=0
#       Description: repeat the trap this many time, then stop
#          used when RepeatUntilCleared is false 


#--------------------------------------------------------------------
#  Trap Receivers
#
#  PCNS allows you to configure as many trap receivers as required.
#  Trap receivers are numbered, starting from 1, and are created using 
#  the following keys.  
#
#  Replace X by the index of the receiver (1,2 etc)
#
#  Enabled_TrapReceiver_X			
#       Description: (true | false) Trap receivers can be 
#          temporarily disabled
#
#  NMS_TrapReceiver_X			
#       Description:  Hostname or IP address of the trap 
#           receiver. Supports IPv4 and IPv6
#
#  Port_TrapReceiver_X			
#       Description:  Port the Trap receiver is listening on
#
#  Type_TrapReceiver_X			
#       Description:  (V1 | V3)   Which type of SNMP trap is sent. 
#
#  ProfileName_TrapReceiver_X			
#       Description:  This depends on Type_TrapReceiver. It is either:
#                       If Type_TrapReceiver is V1 this is the Name of one 
#                          of the SNMPV1 Profiles (NAME_COMMUNITY as 
#                          configured above)
#                       If Type_TrapReceiver is V3 this is the UserName of
#                          one of the SNMPV3 Profiles (USERNAME_PROFILE as 
#                          configured above)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------
	
#Enabled_TrapReceiver_1=
#NMS_TrapReceiver_1=
#Port_TrapReceiver_1=
#Type_TrapReceiver_1=
#ProfileName_TrapReceiver_1=

#Enabled_TrapReceiver_2=
#NMS_TrapReceiver_2=
#Port_TrapReceiver_2=
#Type_TrapReceiver_2=
#ProfileName_TrapReceiver_2=