Configuring Notifications

[Anonymous user]

Hi All,

Just finished fine tuning our Network Management cards last week (thankfully) and this weekend we had a power failure. Got a whole bunch of the following emails:

Informational - UPS: No longer on battery power.

Where does one go to fine tune this event? I have checked everywhere and can’t find it. The reason why I need to fine tune it is that for every little hiccup where the UPS goes to battery and returns this message gets sent, need to limit this.

[TheNotoriousKMP_apc]

Hello,

If you are using the latest firmware, you can do one of two things.

1. Download the config.ini via FTP from the card, and edit the error code for Returning from battery:

; UPS: No longer on battery power.
E010A=ES,E[:::],T[:::::],P[:::]

The E section is your email notification.

2. Using the latest firmware, go to configure an event so that the event code appears in the address bar of your web browser. Then simply change that to the following:

(Event UPS on battery in response to an input power problem)
http:///eventdtl.htm?code=0x0109

Change to:
http:///eventdtl.htm?code=0x010A

[Anonymous user · Accepted solution]

Hi All,

Just finished fine tuning our Network Management cards last week (thankfully) and this weekend we had a power failure. Got a whole bunch of the following emails:

Informational - UPS: No longer on battery power.

Where does one go to fine tune this event? I have checked everywhere and can’t find it. The reason why I need to fine tune it is that for every little hiccup where the UPS goes to battery and returns this message gets sent, need to limit this.