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As I've stated some time ago, NUT is more and more embedded in appliances, such as the Synology x07 NAS models and Opengear network units. I'm working for some time with these two manufacturers to see how NUT can be improved for a better user experience. There was a small article on Linux Devices about Opengear devices and ?Clinux: http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS5231360488.html Some live demo of the Opengear NUT i...

...ot;Ferrups"); + } else if (strlen(rstring) < 300 ) { /* How does the old Fortress respond to this? */ upsdebugx(2, "Old Best Fortress???"); How long does it take for this sort of patch to get into a release? I ask because I need the OpenGear engineers to add this patch and/or release version into the ACM5xxx product line to be able to use it on site here. Nicholas ________________________________________ From: Nut-upsuser [nut-upsuser-bounces+nicholas.ritter=americantv.com at lists.alioth.debian.org] on behalf of Ritter, Nicholas [...

I did the testing you suggested, and it was indeed the whitespace. I added another if clause test to the function and everything seems to work. I have working driver that I will email a patch for this list. My coworker says the model ID is configurable though, so we will try that first, which would negate the need to patch the driver. ________________________________________ From: Charles Lepple

...ve After starting Winnut I got a message: "fatal error: insufficient power configured! edit your configuration and change the values" I guess there is sth wrong with "MONITOR" part. Should I change username/pass? Where can I check/change it? I found a tutorial about setting up OpenGear https://opengear.zendesk.com/entries/22948456-UPS-monitoring-and-automated-safe-shutdown-using-WinNUT In this case it's easy to find UPS username and password. What about CYBERPOWER? Anything else I should do? Thanks, Tom -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed....

Hi Powermen ;-) I recently came across the Powerman project (http://sourceforge.net/projects/powerman/), pointed by Tony Merenda, from Opengear (thanks Tony). Congrats for your work in this area! I've thought a bit about Powerman and NUT since then... NUT currently supports hosts of UPSs and few PDUs (RPCs), and provides tons of features: http://test.networkupstools.org http://test.networkupstools.org/Documentation/UserManual/Feature...

I have two serial-related questions (1) What is the CentOS (or *nix) equivalent of Hyperterminal in Windows? Sometimes I'm on a CentOS box and need to, say, console into a Cisco or something. and (2) I have a CentOS server that I may need to transport somewhere and will most likely *not* want to carry around the monitor. Where should I look in connecting to my server via a serial

...ools essentially. 4) The sandbox ------------------------- These are various points that need investigation. Some will enter 2.4, other will be postponed to later releases, depending on the available manpower: - Python binding: integrate PyNut - simplified / embeddable nut (check with Synology, Opengear, ...): There seems to be some issues with cross-compilation, and some need to stretch down the footprint (eventually by cutting down features, busybox'ifying, ...) - upstart support - libusb 1.0 support - lower verbosity (only print out at debug level 1, be quiet by default) - new web UIs (...

Perhaps I am being stupid and if so please enlighten me. Assuming that all clients have reserved IP addresses on the dhcp server, surely it would be possible to have a com32 module that presented the boot options to both stdout and also allowed connections via ssh. After all for the system to get the files via tftp it has to have network connectivity so one piece of the puzzle is there already.

.../nut-upsuser/2016-September/010269.html https://alioth-lists.debian.net/pipermail/nut-upsuser/2016-December/010470.html Etc., etc. WinNUT also generated a lot of interest and many How-to... https://www.seriouslytrivial.com/2018/09/26/shutdown-windows-computer-and-synology-nas-using-winnut/ https://opengear.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/216374543-UPS-monitoring-and-automated-safe-shutdown-using-WinNUT https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/81y9du/best_nut_network_ups_tools_clients_for_windows/ https://support.asustor.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/34/7/how-to-configure-my-pc-as-network-u...

Hi, I have an Eaton 5SC UPS with only 1 USB communication port, but... I need 3 devices to safely switch off in case of power failure, 2 Synology NAS and 1 PC under Windows 7 (soon 10)! So I've decided to connect the UPS to the main NAS (via the USB cable), enabled the "Network UPS server" on the NAS, entered the other NAS and PC IP addresses to let them receive NUT messages in case

Dear Fusion Inventory fellows, I've been thinking about working on adding power devices knowledge to inventory systems for years. Following the last Ubuntu Developer Summit, I know have an "excuse" to do so: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/servercloud-p-cloud-power-management My below proposition is related to the above blueprint. So please keep in mind that the

Hi, I have set up a RaspberryPi computer to do monitoring of two UPSs. One is an MGE evolution 800, one is an Eaton Powerware 5110. The MGE was being monitored by another Linux (Ubuntu 12.04) computer, and I just copied and pasted in the relevant nut config and it works just fine with nut. I've tried to set up the Powerware 5110 with nut, and the bcmxcp_usb driver can't communicate