[SASAG] remotely rebootable power-outlet

[Sarah Kaye]

We're using a SynAccess Netbooter - works well but their web page security
(at least on the models we have) is so far behind that the only browser
that'll access it is Safari.

Sarah Kaye
U.S. Coast Guard Base Seattle C4IT Polar IT
ManTech Mission Solutions & Services Group
USCGC Healy
USCGC Polar Star
(206) 217-6576

On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 9:47 AM, J.P. McGlinn <jmcglinn at speakeasy.net>
wrote:

> APC AP7900/7920/7921 would be the 1u strip from APC with 8 outlets. Don’t
> mind that the 7920/7921 say 208/230v - they’re universal 100-240 volt. The
> APC units seem to be based on their old monitoring card and do not support
> IPv6 if you’re looking for that. They might have something newer in the
> monitoring line with 1 outlet or in a zero-U format if you have $$$$ and a
> standard rack to support. The AP7921 can be found on ebay for $100 if
> you’re patient, but you’ll need a configuration cable and power cable.
>
> There are a number of single outlet ones like you found. Some are probably
> used by the provider industry too but a little unknown to the IT folks,
> mostly because raritan/apc/eaton have bigger marketing teams. Things like:
> http://www.bomara.com/cps/apc.htm
>
> For the DIY crowd there’s raspberry pi/beaglebone/etc + RTC module +
> PowerSwitch Tail. (
> https://www.adafruit.com/products/268?gclid=CKv0loX7t8YCFcRlfgodX3kK4A)
>
> On Jun 30, 2015, at 10:24 AM, Thomas Uphill <tuphill at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Can get pricey but you want a network PDU.  They make individual units but
> most are huge strips.  I've had good luck with Raritan stuff, blackbox is
> another good one.
> Mainstream stuff is APC usually.  I remember some people had Tripplite
> models that were under 200.
>
> It's pricey usually :-(
>
>
> --T.
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 9:11 AM, Stuart Kendrick <
> stuart.kendrick.sea at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Anyone have experience with a doohickey which allows you to remotely
>> reboot (via SNMP) a power outlet?
>>
>> I have a flaky device (Comcast cable modem) which I want to reboot
>> programmatically, by cycling power to it.  In fact, ideally, I want
>> the doohickey itself to ping the target device, and if the target
>> device fails to respond (after ~10 minutes), to cycle power
>> automatically.
>>
>> I've found this by googling:
>> http://dataprobe.com/iboot.html
>>
>> Anyone have real world experience with one of these things and can say
>> "yup, it works' or "nope, it doesn't"?
>>
>> --sk
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