I would just keep a workstation around to "probe" the environment,
gracefully shutdown the server via shutdown.exe, wait a few minutes, cut
the power to the server, and then when the conditions are right, turn
the power back on. Just have the server set to auto-power on when power
resumes (a bios setting).
David Elebute wrote:
Well Klint, that is what we have, it is a power spectrum 8-outlet device that
monitors voltage and temp, and we have thresholds setup for both and we wanted
to try a stress test that lets say the server room goes to 72 degrees we want
to shutdown the servers connected on the 8 outlets in a sequence that is preset.
i thought i could run the batch script to shutdown and restart after lets say 1
hour or after the temp gets back to the preset level. And this device can
cutoff the power to the outlets, but how to restart the Dell servers and our
Mitel PBX.
Just trying to get some answers.
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