After replacing an NMC2 with an NMC3, what additional steps are required in PCNS?
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First, on the NMC, you will need to add the PowerChute user name and authentication phrase and enable HTTP or HTTPS to allow communication with the NMC.
Next, you will need to register the PCNS clients with the new NMC. You can do that by running the PowerChute Setup from the UI or editing the pcnsconfig.ini file.
After editing the pcnsconfig.ini file, you will need to stop and restart the PowerChute service to allow the PowerChute client to register with the new NMC.
First, on the NMC, you will need to add the PowerChute user name and authentication phrase and enable HTTP or HTTPS to allow communication with the NMC.
Next, you will need to register the PCNS clients with the new NMC. You can do that by running the PowerChute Setup from the UI or editing the pcnsconfig.ini file.
After editing the pcnsconfig.ini file, you will need to stop and restart the PowerChute service to allow the PowerChute client to register with the new NMC.