Historical Power Data

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Power monitoring devices were associated with power strips in rackbut have now been removed, both physcially and in DCE/DCO however on the Power tab the racks still show a Measured Peak Power (this is the same in the web client (also shows room Measured Peak)).

Will DCO continue to show the same power data with a rack until it recieves new data?

Is there anyway to remove this data without removing historically data for any other rooms or removing any upstream connections from the rack power strips, as this has all stayed the same.

(CID:116918952)

[DCIM_Support]

Hi James,

The measured peak and average values (in DCO) are based on the configuration settings (30 days by default), I don't think we can remove the measurements from a device (after it's been un-associated), but as you've mentioned data should be updated after this configured time period. However, at any time, it is possible to change this time period - it can be done via System Setup > External Systems Configuration, and then edit the integrated DCE server and look for "Calculate power data based on the last" settings.

Kind regards

(CID:116919015)

[DCIM_Support]

Hello Jef Faridi.  The devices have been offline for more than 30 days (or 90 days) but have only recently been unassociated in DCO.

Would you expect the rack readings to disappear after the 30/60/90 day period has expired with no data being updated?  Or should I expect to see the data disappear 30/60/90 days after the device has been unassociated?

(CID:116919085)

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Hi James,

I guess, the power measurement you are seeing on your unassociated rpdu might be coming from the upstream PDU/breaker panel that contains power measurements, can you please check this, thanks.

Kind regards

(CID:116919187)

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Jef Faridi The only associated devices are the rpdus.  They were done using the branch circuit monitoring method, rather than direct association with the rpdu.

(CID:116920498)

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