Unfortunately I'm not a member of Sam's.
The more I get into this, The more questions I have.
I have 2 computers that run 24/7. An old Toshiba Laptop, and old server that I hope to upgrade and add a 350watt PS. And a server (desktop converted to server) I will be getting today. I suspect is had a 350 watt PS also.
As I look at the UPS's I get the feeling I can run all three from there.
The printers and monitors do not need battery backup.
I figure the two linux boxes can be setup to power off upon power failure.
Questions :
1) are my assumptions right?
2) what is the measurement VA mean?
3) Can I use those cheep power strips with a UPS (as an extension) ?
Thanks a bunch,
Keith
Ben Francom <bfrancom@gmail.com> wrote:
any recommendations aon a manufacture or model?
We use APC UPS here at work. They are pretty decent. The cheapest place I've been able to get them is Sams Club.
http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigate.do?catg=535&item=328284&prDeTab=2#A
We haven't run any of the software (to automatically shutdown) on Linux though. Anyone have experience doing this?
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