Two issues here:
1. About the UPS, this is one of those questions you may want to search
for in the archives. I've seen lots of messages with same questions and
answers on great deals on working UPS systems under Linux. Unfortunately
I don't remember any at this time...
2. If you have your home servers under your bed, you may like trying one
of those switch boxes that allow you to share a single set of monitor,
keyboard and mouse between multiple boxes. I've seen them in Tigerdirect
mail catalogue and in some bargain places on the net.
-Manuel.
Richard Harvey Chapman wrote:
>
> Sorry to post off-topic, but I need to buy a UPS for my mail/web server
> and my router. I'm having difficulty determining which UPS's work best
> with Linux (interactively). I'd like to be able to use the control
> features on the UPS or be able to let linux know that the power is down.
>
> <sidebar> power went out last night, and it's a pain to reconnect monitors
> and keyboards to these two machines which reside under a bed.
> But, that's what I get for not having gotten a UPS sooner.
>
> Thanks,
>
> R.
>
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