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Arjen de Korte
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Arnaud Quette
Arjen de Korte
Charles Lepple
Numerous contributors (..)
A UPS that shuts everything down across the network? How do I accomplish this?
UPS - NUT Server Options (including ESP32)
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How to configure a NUT server for a UPS connected via Ethernet to my switch via fixed IP address?
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tl;dr: I'm looking for a local (non-cloud), free solution that would allow a 1U UPS to trigger a shutdown of a nearby PC running proxmox, plus two nearby synology NASes, and a Windows PC in another room.
It's time for me to buy a good 1U UPS for my homelab. My lab uses around 300 Watts of power at its peak, according to a small CyberPower UPS I currently have everything connected to, although I expect power demands to grow over the years. The lab currently consists of:
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1 PC running Proxmox, with maybe a half dozen LXC containers and VMs
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Two old 8-bay Synology NASes
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UDM Pro router
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12-port Ubiquiti switch
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A little Ubiquiti Fiber GPON box
What I really want to accomplish is to make the UPS trigger a safe shutdown on the NASes, the Proxmox box, and one or two PCs deployed in other rooms. I want to do this without having to pay any kind of subscription, and without relying on any remote cloud software.
Has anyone ever deployed anything like this? Which UPS manufacturer did you use? What sort of deployment would you recommend?
Hi, all the quickstart guides just mention the USB connected UPS configuration method, asking first to run this command 'lsusb' to get UPS device IDs etc.
However, my UPS Eaton 5P1550IR is connected to a ethernet switch and has this IP 10.0.0.7 . How do I configure the nut server on a Debian machine (Proxmox VE) with IP 10.0.0.1 ? The only 2 commands I ran so far are:
sudo apt update sudo apt -y install nut
When I go to 10.0.0.7 I can see and login to the Eaton UPS web interface:
https://imgur.com/a/8oyZzKq
All the guides I found online just mention USB method:
https://technotim.live/posts/NUT-server-guide/
https://wiki.ipfire.org/addons/nut/detailed
https://www.trojanc.co.za/2023/04/28/guide-network-ups-monitoring-on-debian-11-6/

