ServerTech Sentry CDU dump power data
-m regex -- match outlet name against regex and filter out non-matches
-s -- total corresponding master and slave ports such as A12 and B12
-t -- total numeric columns
PDU_PASS -- PDU password if changed from the default
$ export PDU_PASS=your_nondefault_password
$ sentry-cdu-dumper 10.24.0.112
# [ full output with no filtering or totals ]
$ sentry-cdu-dumper 10.24.0.112 -m rtbd
id outlet_name status load_amps voltage_volts power_watts
A7 A:rtbdserv-v02-10a On 0.45 207.8 73
B7 B:rtbdserv-v02-10a On 0.30 206.9 43
$ sentry-cdu-dumper 10.24.0.112 -m rtbd -t
id outlet_name status load_amps voltage_volts power_watts
A7 A:rtbdserv-v02-10a On 0.43 207.8 71
B7 B:rtbdserv-v02-10a On 0.30 206.9 45
N/A SUMMED TOTALS N/A 0.73 414.7 116
$ sentry-cdu-dumper 10.24.0.112 -m 3 -s
id outlet_name status load_amps voltage_volts power_watts
A3,B3 TowerA_Outlet3,TowerB_Outlet3 On,On 0.78 414.7 122
A13,B13 TowerA_Outlet13,TowerB_Outlet13 On,On 0 414.4 0
A23,B23 TowerA_Outlet23,TowerB_Outlet23 On,On 1.64 415.2 324
The python version of the dumper script started as an effort for me to improve my python skills. It is currently at feature parity with the Perl version, but only lightly tested. If you want something with a few months more testing the Perl version is for you. But if you hate Perl or like to live on the bleeding edge, try the python version and let me know how it goes.