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Transcript of Power Save Webinar Tuesday, September 08, 2015. Taking Energy Savings To A New Level.
Power Save Webinar
Friday, April 21, 2023
Taking Energy Savings To A New Level
Welcome
1. About Faronics
2. Why Save Energy
3. Intelligent Energy Saving
4. Deploying Power Save
5. Configuring Workstations
6. Creating Reports
7. Closing Q & A
About Faronics
Intelligent software solutions for absolute control
In business since 1996
Over 20,000 customers in over 100 countries
Over 8 million licenses deployed
Offices in USA and Canada
Alliances
Faronics Product Portfolio
Reboot to Restore
Non-Disruptive Energy Management
User Activity Management
Prevent Unwanted Program Execution
Dynamic Preference Control
Energy ImpactEnergy Of 1000 PCs/Year Is Equivalent To:
682 tons of carbon dioxide
125 passenger cars off the road
77,358 gallons of gasoline 9 Tanker trucks
1,585 barrels of oil
3.1 acres of forest preserved
Sources:BC HydroDepartment of EnergyLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) Study, 2001The Environmental Protection Agency www.epa.gov
Computers Consume Energy Unnecessarily
Computers use between 100 – 300 Watts of power in use
DOE estimates 3% of commercial energy use comes from Office technology, computers are the largest part of this segment
A typical computer is active only 10% of its time
40% of users leave their computers on after working hours – unnecessary consumption
Annual savings estimates are $30.00-$50.00 per computer/monitor combination
Problems With Existing Solutions
Existing Solutions Are Disruptive
Computers are turned off when user is away for a meeting or brief time
Lengthy start up time
Data can be lost
Patches and updates are not delivered
Background jobs are terminated
IT and users resist savings initiatives
24/7 environment:
Number of Workstations 1,000
Cost per KWh $0.11
Computer Energy Use 135 W
Running 24/7 (hr/Yr) 8,760
Total KWh 1,182,600
Projected Annual Cost $130,086
Green Computing: Untapped Potential
ANNUAL SAVINGS OF:
$77,682
9 Hours/Work Day:
Number of Workstations 1,000
Cost per KWh $0.11
Computer Energy Use 135/25W
Running 9 hr/work day 2,340
Hours idle @ 25W 6,420
Total KWh 476,400
Projected Annual Cost $52,404
Green Computing: Untapped Potential
9Hr/Work Day GENERATES ANNUAL SAVINGS OF: $77,682Savings generated is enough to buy:
115 new Workstations or
40 new Laptops or
26 new Rack Servers
Intelligent Computer Energy Management
Non-Disruptive to User or IT Processes
Power Consumption and Savings Reports
Audit Mode Enables Measurement & Verification
Override Operating System Power Management
Deployed & Managed Through Central Console
Multi-Platform: Windows & OS X Faronics Power Save delivers desktop computer energy management that
can be managed enterprise-wide and is non-disruptive to user or IT processes.
Power Save Features
System Requirements
Power Save Client (Managed workstation)
Windows 2000 SP4
Windows XP SP2, Vista 32 or 64 bit editions
Mac OS X, 10.3+, managed with ARD
Faronics Core Console (Management System for Windows Clients)
Windows Server 2003 or 2008
Windows XP SP2 or Windows Vista; 32- or 64-bit editions
MMC 3.0 or greater
.NET 3.5 or greater
SQL Server (Server or Workstation Based)
Any edition of SQL Server 2005 or 2008 or SQL Express 2005 or 2008
Install Faronics Core Console
1. Identify which SQL server to use (Local, workstation based, or network server)
2. Install Faronics Core Console
3. Create connection to SQL Server
4. Install Power Save Snap-In to Faronics Core Console
Deploy Core Console Agent
Agent Is Responsible For Authenticated Communications between Managed Client and Core Console.
1. Discover & Identify Unmanaged Workstations From Core Console, eDirectory, or Active Directory
2. Install Faronics Core Console Agent From Console
Alternative methods include:
– Group Policies
– Scripts
– Enterprise Patch Management Tools
Deploy Power Save Client
1. Deploy Power Save client to managed workstations
Workstation Settings
Audit Mode
Override Windows Power Settings
Intelligent inactivity settings are custom defined
Shutdown Monitor
Three workstation modes
Standby, Hibernate, Shutdown
Issue custom messages to users
Energy management will not interfere with users
Power Save Windows
Added Functionality
Importantly, you define the meaning of Inactivity:
Disk utilization
CPU usage
Application usage
Auto-Sensing Deep Freeze Maintenance Schedules and set a time window to not activate.
Power Save Windows
Configure Power Save
1. Create Energy Consumption profiles to accurately report and predict cost savings
• Power Consumption on Monitor & CPU
Standby
Normal Operation
• Cost per KWH
Schedule Events with Clients
1. Schedule power events through Core Console to ensure machines are available when needed.
Group Management
Import existing groups from LDAP directory services
Import from Novell eDirectory
Dynamic Group Filtering to manage groups by multiple system attributes
Persistent Tasks for groups or PCs
Central Wakeup
Power Save has the ability to switch on remote computers through “Magic Packets”
Wake-on-LAN Relay “Last Man Standing”
Wake-on-LAN (WOL) broadcast packets cannot always cross routers and other networking equipment
Designate one or more workstations as WOL relays
Wake-on-LAN Web Interface
Workstation(s) can be woken up through a browser after logging on to the corporate Virtual Private Network (VPN).
Directed, Redundant Wake-On-LAN
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
Previously
discovered
systems
No changes
to Router
Directed, Redundant Wake-On-LAN
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
Previously
discovered
systems
No changes
to Router
Send request
to broadcast
to all known
WOL Services
Directed, Redundant Wake-On-LAN
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
WOL
Service
Previously
discovered
systems
No changes
to Router
Any available Service will broadcast WOL
Wake-on-LAN Web Interface
Command Line Interface Options
MSI file contains command-line switches for silent install or post-deployment management from third-party management tools. Some examples:
Update Power Save Configuration[path]PowerSaveConfig /NoGui /config=<xmlConfigFile>
Display local UI[path]PowerSaveConfig
Update License[path]PowerSaveConfig /NoGui /License=<license key>
Mode (Full or Audit Only)[path]PowerSaveConfig /NoGui /Mode=full|auditOnly
Allow or Override Windows Power Options[path]PowerSaveConfig /NoGui /WindowsPowerOptions=allow|override
Display usage and syntax information[path]PowerSaveConfig /?[path]PowerSaveConfig /Help
Reporting
SQL data captured from workstation events
Console is not required to be open to capture SQL events
Four built-in reports
Audit Mode – Summary
Audit Mode – Detail
Full Operation Mode – Summary
Full Operation Mode – Detail
Export to .CSV/Text, HTML, or XML
Supports Direct SQL Queries
Audit Report — Summary View
Audit Report — Detailed View
Full Operation Report — Summary View
Full Operation Report — Detailed View
Payback / ROI
One Time Cost of Power Save:
Corporate$12 + $2.40 = $14.40*
Education$6 + $1.20 = $7.20*
Includes 1st year support and maintenance
Perpetual license with renewable maintenance and support
Support and maintenance 20% of license price
Complete Return on Investment:
4-8 Months
Tangible Savings & Rapid ROI
* Pricing may differ slightly depending on the volume of purchase, currency, & location. Outside of North America, please contact your Faronics Authorized Reseller for pricing in your local currency.
RR Donnelley & Sons
BC Hydro
Bentall Capital
Los Angeles County Public Works Department
Vancity Credit Union
City of Chula Vista
City of Bakersfield
City of West Sacramento
American Specialty Health
Gaming Laboratories International
Some of our Power Save Customers
Boston Public Schools
Ventura Unified School District
Santa Cruz City Schools
California State University, Chico
Orange Unified School District
Redlands USD
Bakersfield City School District
Ventura County Community College District
Visalia Unified School District
Coeur D'Alene School District 271
Howard Community College
Visit www.faronics.com to:
Save money today by downloading a free fully functional evaluation of Power Save!
www.faronics.com/powersave/evaluate
View the Power Save product page
Read case studies and other documentation in our Content Library
Buy this product and save the world!
Contact your Faronics Provider
Next Steps
Questions & Answers
Sales
1 (800) 943-6422
Faronics Tech Support
1 (800) 943-6422 x1
End of Presentation
Apple Remote Desktop Management for Power Save
Management
Power Save (Mac)
Added Functionality
CPU usage
Disk utilization
Network Usage
Application usage
California providers – Laptops may not be eligiblePG&E, SCE & SDG&E rebates 100% license cost
SMUD rebates $10/license
Los Angeles Dept. of Water & Power up to 100% rebate
Silicon Valley Power 80% rebate
BC Hydro - $6/License to max 75% of product cost
Wisconsin Energy – 50% of license paid
Bonneville Power Administration – $18/licenseOregon, Idaho, Montana & Washington State
Oregon DOE – 25% of license investment
Manitoba Power – 100% rebate
New Hampshire – Public service of NH, 35% of license cost
Austin Energy – 50% rebate up to $5 per license
Seattle City Light - $3 rebate for every license (Municipal)
Snohomish Public Utility District - $8 per license
Wisconsin Energy – Rebate of 50% of license cost
Full list available at www.faronics.com/powersave
Known Rebate Programs:
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