Christopher Key wrote:
NetOpsCenter wrote:
Christopher Key wrote:
I've a FreeBSD fileserver, a solid state router (Linksys box running
OpenWRT) and a couple of gigabit switches that I'd like to move onto
a UPS (I'm primarily looking at the APC Smart-UPS line).
I have a similar setup in my noc shed.
I got 2 old APC units that a client had replaced and attached a 120
AMP stationery batteries to them. They will power the switch, 3
servers and KVM switches and a monitor for 6 hours uninterrupted.
It's not pretty to look at but is stable and does the job nicely.
I'm rather pressed for space, this gear is in a tiny cupboard also
storing the traditional contents of a utility room and garage. I'd
manged to allow myself 1 shelf, 30cm x 50cm x 20cm for the UPS gear.
That might just be enough space to squeeze in a UPS and a 120Ah SLA
battery, which would keep both up for at least 6h, hopefully enough to
span most outages. For outages longer than that, I'd probably not mind
losing my DHCP leases anyway. Are there any specific requirements for
the attached batteries, or will any 12V SLA battery suffice? It's just
a shame that no UPS units offer a WOL option for waking up attached
equipment.
Hi, I wonder why it is such a big deal to keep the leases? Why not
asssign static IP's to everything instead if it is a small setup? Just
curious...
--per
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