Raritan's new remote power control units provide system administrators with the capability to securely monitor and control power to data center devices from any location via Web browser, serial connection or out-of-band access. In the event of system failure and/or system lockup, rebooting is often the only option. For true "lights out" data center management, the ability to recover data center devices remotely is vital. Raritan's Remote Power Control (RPC) units eliminate the need to perform manual intervention or dispatch field personnel vastly reducing downtime and Mean Time To Repair (MTTR), as well as ultimately increasing productivity. Raritan RPC offers total integration with Raritan's Paragon, IP-Reach and Dominion data center management solutions, enabling remote monitoring, reboot and shutdown of all equipment without requiring expensive add-on equipment, navigation of multiple, disparate menus or maintaining different levels of passwords and IDs. Raritan's RPC units are available in 8-port (PCR8), 12 port (PCS12) and 20 port (PCS20) form factors. Some of the units provide the means to turn On/Off or reboot equipment connected through the RPC unit. In addition, the RPC allows you to monitor current, voltage, power and temperature. Access and control is executed via Cat5 cable connection to an EIA-232 port. This port can be connected to any terminal server and/or external modem for dial-up access. In addition, RPC units are designed to provide integrated operation with Raritan's Paragon, IP-Reach and Dominion data center management solutions. Each remote power control unit supports commands for receptacle control, status and configuration. Commands include: on, off, reboot, config and status.