On 2/12/07, Herman J van der Merwe <herman@mercygate.com>
wrote:> OK, I have NUT up and running, but I want other FreeBSD hosts (machines) to
> monitor the UPS as well and when the UPS sends a shutdown, they must
> shutdown as well.
>
> According to the INSTALL.txt file, I ,ust add an ACL entry for every host.
>
> The format NUT uses is one of ACL <myhost> <myhost IP>
>
> My problem is that all my hosts are on DHCP, so I cannot assign a IP
address
> to a host using a ACL entry, as the IP addresses does change often.
Secondly
> I have laptops coming and going as well that must be able to monitor.
>
> Is there a way to use our DNS server's host file? or
> Is there a way to only define a network IP range such as 172.16.20. and
> ommit host names?
>From 'man upsd.conf':
ACL name netblock
Define an Access Control List (ACL) called name that
contains the network netblock. The netblock can be either the old
style, such as this for a traditional "class C":
ACL mynet 192.168.50.0/255.255.255.0
Or, you can use new$B!>(Bstyle "CIDR format":
ACL mynet 192.168.50.0/24
In your case, it sounds like you could use "ACL mynet 172.16.20.0/24".
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- Charles Lepple
