I've tried different sorts of combinations of source/destinations, tried using the send receive as opposed to just send, as well as secondary connections, but I can't seem to get that second part of the connection through. 3777) are being denied by my default firewall rule. 3776) to the isaserver (UDP 2161) is allowed, however, immediately following that I'm seeing connections from the isaserver (UDP 2161) to the powerchute server (random source port (from above) + 1, i.e. If I monitor the traffic, i see that the initial connection from the powerchute server (random source port, i.e. I've created 2 other custom protocols (TCP 2161 Outbound) and (UDP 2161 Send) and created a rule to allow these protocols from my internal network to localhost (ISAserver), but it doesn't seem to work. That rule works fine and I'm able to access the web console for the agent.Īs for the populating the agent to my powerchute console, the discovery of the agent on the ISAserver seems to be failing.

I create a protocol for the powerchute agent web console (TCP 3052 Outbound) and created a rule to allow this protocol from my internal network to localhost (ISAserver). Before getting started, download and review the PowerChute documentation and installation documentation, which are both available from the APC downloads page. Anyway, I have created custom protocols, but I'm guessing I goofed somewhere. If you have an APC UPS connected to your server via serial or USB cable, we recommend using the PowerChute Business Edition software provided and supported by APC.

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