On Tuesday 28 November 2006 13:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to buy an UPS.
What should I know and take into account to choose a proper one?
Elisej Babenko
You may want to buy what fits your budget and still be good on features.
I would generally recommend on buying an APC UPS. It
If you are going to interface it with the FreeBSD for automatic shutdown,
etc. Look at the port for nut in /usr/ports/sysutils. This supports only
serial port models in the stable version but supports USB in the
experimental version.
I use the stable version and have bought Belkin's that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to buy an UPS.
What should I know and take into account to choose a proper one?
Elisej Babenko
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Derek Ragona writes:
If you are going to interface it with the FreeBSD for automatic
shutdown, etc. Look at the port for nut in /usr/ports/sysutils.
This supports only serial port models in the stable version but
supports USB in the experimental version.
For APC UPSes,
apcupsd rules. Adam is quite responsive (if he's not traveling) with
fixes. USB works for most cases.
{^_^}Joanne
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From: Derek Ragona [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you are going to interface it with the FreeBSD for automatic shutdown,
etc. Look at the port for nut in
Usually, if you are willing to interface the UPS with your Computer, like it
should automatically shutdown the computer when there's a power failure, then
you may want to buy one with USB support. But I am not sure that you can
interface it with FreeBSD. It can be done with Linux and Windows.
I am going to buy an UPS.
What should I know and take into account to choose a proper one?
Elisej Babenko
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