Dan, have you got a url that gives more information? I found the page at APC
that has it associated with the smart card that goes into the ups. Looking for
accuracy figures on the temp/humidity, security on the http and telnet and
what the puppy looks like. I take it this is the box listed at $399?
Thanks
Jay Drew
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On Tuesday, June 26, 2001 5:20 AM, Arsenault Dan
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> It is worth mentioning that APC now makes a stand-alone unit that does not
> require a UPS or a slot. It simply provides an ethernet port, some dry
> contacts, and a temperature/humidity sensor. The interface can be telnet,
> SNMP, or HTTP/Web Based.
>
> Dan . . .
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> Yes, there is a way to monitor temps in the server room. I am playing
> around with the alert testing on my device right this moment. We have a
> device called a WallBotz that has an assortment of configurable services.
> The device also has a camera and IP address such that I can log into a web
> page and see the camera view of our server room. This is also where the
> temp max would be set. We are still in the configuration phase of this, so
> I can only speak on how I know it is supposed to work. Be interested to
> hear what the rest of you have to say, though. The company that makes this
> device is called NetBotz, I think. I'm about to post a message regarding
> my notification testing woes. Hold on, people, and you can help me out,
> too.
>
> Thanks.................
>
> Chris Powers
> Associate Network Engineer
> Keane IT Technical Services
> x1730
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> Paresh Desai
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> Hi,
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> Is there anyway to monitor temperature in the server room and have What'sup
> Gold page or e-mail if the temperature goes above certain level. With the
> threat of rolling blackout this summer in California, I also want to
> monitor
> power from What's up gold.
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> Any ideas?
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> Thanks in advance.
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> Paresh
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