Power outage now my server asks for fck, what to do?

[Bo Berglund]

On Wed, 06 Jan 2021 15:17:47 +0000, David Fletcher
<dave at thefletchers.net> wrote:

>On Wed, 2021-01-06 at 15:34 +0100, Bo Berglund wrote:
>> I thought of the UPS and located a few candidates in on-line stores,
>> but when I examined these it looked like they were not in stock and
>> then going further to the manufacturer they were discontinued
>> products....
>> So I was left with no decently sized/priced product to use...
>
>UPSs are readily available....
>
>https://www.ebuyer.com/703987-apc-back-ups-390-watts-700-va-230v-avr-iec-sockets-bx700ui
>
>https://www.ebuyer.com/27850-apc-back-ups-300-watts-500-va-input-230v-output-230v-bk500ei
>
>https://www.ebuyer.com/951014-apc-back-ups-pro-br650mi-line-interactive-ups-650-va-390w-6-br650mi
>
>I suggest you purchase one from this brand then install apcupsd on your
>server. If you need any help with the configuration just let me know,
>however the comments in the config file make it pretty obvious.
>Somebody on a building site about 300m away once put a JCB through the
>11kV feed to my neighbourhood. The UPS kicked in and after a while the
>server shut itself down in an orderly fashion. When the cable was
>repaired and the fuses put back in the local substation transformer,
>the server rebooted without any intervention from me and all was well.
>
>The model I am using is the APC Back-UPS Pro, 330 Watts/550 VA. It is
>temporarily out of stock at ebuyer at the moment. I just did a quick
>search of eBay. APC units are readily available there too, at least in
>the UK, some used, some brand new. I would be amazed if you can't
>purchase one from somewhere in the EU.
>
>Dave

Thanks for your info!
I now found one that seems to be in stock at a nearby shop.
It is named in the shhop: APC ES 700 VA UPS
But in the documentation it is set as model: BE700G-GR

I will get this ASAP.


-- 
Bo Berglund
Developer in Sweden