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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask]>, F. Alfredo Rego < [log in to unmask]> writes <snip> > >Did you know that HP's "collaborative approach is tailored to a >customer's ecosystem to create adaptive infrastructures that use >leading software products and architectures and leverage HP's own >expertise in the creation of adaptive infrastructures?" > <snip> On the subject of adaptive infrastructures, this will make you smile. We were booked to do some live demonstrations at an HP site two weeks ago. The opening presentations of the day was by HP on the adaptive enterprise. For the live demonstrations we needed Internet access to an external HP3000 and HP9000 [...]42_24Oct200313:47: [log in to unmask] |
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--- "Bartram, Chris (Contractor)" <[log in to unmask]>
wrote:
> Up until version 9 (? according to the docs - which I think is
> available on
> 7.5 only) all you could do with UPSUTIL was define the UPS(or UPSes)
> to be
> monitored, and tell the system what to do (!) with the "Recovery from
> powerfail" message it sends out.
i'll bet there's absolutely no os dependencies (or maybe 5.5 or better)
in upsutil. that is, *if* hp were to make the current version
available (say thru jazz) then folks could download the latest version
and begin using their ups's more intelligently.
this seems like something homesteaders would really really want! with
older discs, getting some advance notice that the system is running off
of battery would be helpful.
so what about it, hp? - d
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