On 2/1/07, Gregory Orange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Since you've brought this up, it's something I'm not sure I understand
properly. The physical machine behind your virtual server only has one
or two serial ports, right? How do you get it talking to so many UPSs?
My understanding at the moment
Since you've brought this up, it's something I'm not sure I understand
properly. The physical machine behind your virtual server only has one or
two serial ports, right? How do you get it talking to so many UPSs? My
understanding at the moment is I have two choices:
1: Physically connect each
Doug Parsons wrote:
http://www.networkupstools.org/doc/2.0.1/data-room.html
Yeah I figured I'd stumble across that sort of doco when I start work on
it - thanks for the link tho.
In my scenario I used one server (actually a virtual server) to monitor
all 20+ UPS units and then let the serve
serial cable right! Now, onto the finer details of event configuration
and working out exactly how to deal with our dual-PSU servers supplied by
different UPS: Some work ahead for me.
Good to hear that you got things going. As for the dual supply servers on
two ups units, this is what lead m
George Ross wrote:
Driver failed to start (exit status=1)
Had you previously connected the UPS by USB? If so, you'll have to
completely power-cycle it before it'll speak to the serial port again.
Pull the input power and press-and-hold the off button until the unit gives
a click, and then wai
> > Network UPS Tools - UPS driver controller 2.0.4
> > Network UPS Tools (version 2.0.4) - APC Smart protocol driver
> > Driver version 1.99.8, command table version 2.0
> > Unable to detect an APC Smart protocol UPS on port /dev/ttyS0
> > Check the cabling, port name or model name and tr
> From your tip I did check that - it is indeed a script but as you say,
> running it gave no reference to the driver starting. So I found
> /etc/init.d/upsdrv and went directly to /usr/sbin/upsdrvctl start
> which gave this output:
> Network UPS Tools - UPS driver controller 2.0.4
> Network UPS
Arjen de Korte wrote:
port = auto
This won't work. You need to specify a serial port for this driver (see
'man 5 ups.conf' and 'man 8 apcsmart'). Only the 'newhidups' driver
accepts 'auto' (anything actually), but that is an USB driver.
Ah ok thanks - I won't switch between 'auto' and
Hi Gregory,
tis 2007-01-30 klockan 14:43 +0900 skrev Gregory Orange:
> Hi,
> I've browsed the archives back for a few months and nothing has jumped
> out at me as being helpful, but since there doesn't seem to be a search
> facility it's certainly possible I've missed what I'm looking for.
> Any
On 1/30/07, Gregory Orange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've browsed the archives back for a few months and nothing has jumped
out at me as being helpful, but since there doesn't seem to be a search
facility it's certainly possible I've missed what I'm looking for.
For future searches, you can us
> I've configured upsd.conf with
> [rack1ups]
> driver = apcsmart
> cable = 940-0024C
> port = auto
This won't work. You need to specify a serial port for this driver (see
'man 5 ups.conf' and 'man 8 apcsmart'). Only the 'newhidups' driver
accepts 'auto' (anything actua
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