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2006-06-26 13:30:06 |
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| On anything critical, we get a low-yield UPS (usually one
of those ones about the size of two outlet strips) and plug it into a generator
powered outlet.
The UPS handles the power while the generator starts up, so
it only need to run for about 5 minutes at the most.
But remember, if none of the nodes have UPS or generator
power, then the switch doesn't need backup power either...
Glenn Sullivan, MCSE+I MCDBA
David Clark Company Inc.
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Off topic question related to power on key devices
like access points and switches. Just curious as to what solutions you are all
using regarding this. Do you just hang a backup battery off the units and this
does the job for your needs? Or do some of you have a more robust solution for
keeping your key network devices up and running230;power
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