Hello Brian,
Heh, that's normal for verizon in my area. Many times the carrier
will drop tower power as they bring a new site online, might be what
is happening.
Barry
Thursday, August 31, 2006, 2:59:50 PM, you wrote:
BR No kidding. In the last month my Nextel went from 4 bars in all
Great information Rick! I like you idea of gutting the unit.
Our units are set with static IP addresses. They are at least a year old
now...maybe they changed that to only allow DHCP in later revisions?
Best,
Brad
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Brad -
What model hardware do you have, and what software version?
Thanks,
-Russ
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I'm tempted to do something like that but not worry about the transfer
switch. I'd just run off of 12 vdc all of the time. No power issues from
outside that way!
Marlon
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Hello Russ,
I believe the same as Rick...APC BH500NET. Nice little units, but I wish
they had an Ethernet switch built-in rather than just a port. In all
honesty I don't think I'd want production traffic passing through a UPS
anyway, so the single port is fine.
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Model:
Those are some great pics Rick, Thanks!
What is that other board you have in there? POE switch?
Mac
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I use an APC SU700NET with an AP9617 SNMP card. In the firmware version
that I have (SNMP card, that is), there are 151 'events' for which you can
specify actions. You can set severity (Severe, Warning, Informational) on
each event. Each severity can be configured to trigger alarms (Syslog,
That's the BH500NET UPS board. It has an Ethernet port along with surge
protected phone line ports etc.
Here is one of many URLs I found with a quick search.
http://www.apcguard.com/PC_Workstation_BH500NET.asp
Brad
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Ah, we are running a newer Web Firmware.. Don't suppose you have the old
firmware?
Model: APC Back-UPS HS 500
Firmware revision: l1
Web firmware revision: l4
-Russ
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I like the smurf tube. Very cool.
George
Brian Rohrbacher wrote:
I need help making a battery backup system. I attached pictures of what
I have. It's a power inverter, auto transfer switch, Air Conditioner
type disconnect, and a deep cycle marine battery. I want to do
something like this
Are you able to enter a full IP address set into the unit with the old
firmware?
The new firmware allows you to specify the IP address, but not the
subnet or default gateway... This is what is keeping me from using them
as I'd wish
Russ Kreigh wrote:
Ah, we are running a newer Web
Hello Russ,
Couldn't find any software/firmware on APCs site, but the manual still shows
static IP assignment instructions.
http://sturgeon.apcc.com/techref.nsf/partnum/990-9234/$FILE/990-9234_EN.pdf
Best,
Brad
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Well...after looking and looking I don't see anywhere to set the IP
configuration via my web interface. If memory serves me correctly I had to
use an APC software configuration tool in order to set the IP address.
Similar to what the cheapo DLink cameras require. I'll have to hunt for
that tool
The core issue all these mesh networks is they were not built with proper
density which by our calculations for a network the size of mountain view
would be about 45 nodes per sq mile, instead of the 30-32 nodes per square
mile implemented.
YMMV...
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Jeff
On 8/30/06 9:29 AM, Patrick
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