Unraid Serial Crack

Hi, I want to connect my UPS to my unRAID box, sadly my motherboard does not have a serial port. (I have managed to get the UPS communicating with unRAID in a vmware on a host machine with a Serial port). I have borrowed a USB-Serial adapter which is detected as a USB device, but does not come up as a serial port. Would a PCI Serial Card work with a stock unraid release (4.4.2)? Something like this would be ideal: If not, how hard would it be to get a USB-Serial adapter to work in unRAID?

MY APC UPS has a RJ-45 plug that plugs into the back of the UPS, and a USB plug to go into the PC. It may be, if you have a similar cable with a serial port on the end, that you could get the cable like mine and connect with USB. (This may not work, just an idea). The other 'out of the box' throught I had is that Biggy2872 posted some directions for sharing the UPS over the LAN.

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It may be possible to connect the UPS to another workstation, and have unRAID get its status through the network. Check out this post. The UPS is an APC BackUPS pro 1000, but it is quite old and only has an rs-232 port on the back.

I currently plan to only have the unRAID server on 24*7, though I think I will use the LAN idea in the mean time until I get something else sorted. Cheers, Jake Remember, you are doing the opposite as I did.

You will be installing the version of apcupsd on your 'other' computer to be the master. You will need to make changes to the apcupsd on the unraid server everytime you boot to recognize the 'other computer'. I will see if I can come up with the correct lines of code to use and make a new unmenu package with those lines if you would like. Let me figure out what changes need to be made first.

Cheers, Matt. The UPS is an APC BackUPS pro 1000, but it is quite old and only has an rs-232 port on the back.

I currently plan to only have the unRAID server on 24*7, though I think I will use the LAN idea in the mean time until I get something else sorted. Cheers, Jake Remember, you are doing the opposite as I did. You will be installing the version of apcupsd on your 'other' computer to be the master. You will need to make changes to the apcupsd on the unraid server everytime you boot to recognize the 'other computer'. I will see if I can come up with the correct lines of code to use and make a new unmenu package with those lines if you would like. Let me figure out what changes need to be made first.

Cheers, Matt Ok, so I figured out what changes I needed to make to the conf file on my windows machine and then came up with the command lines to change the configuration file from telnet(so that you don't have to reboot to apply them) Stop apcupsd ( use killall -g apcupsd) run the following commands. Sed -i -e 's:^ (UPSCABLE )smart: 1ether:' /etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf sed -i -e 's:^ (UPSTYPE )usb: 1net:' /etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf sed -i -e 's/^#DEVICE /dev /ttyS0/DEVICE IP:3551/' /etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf sed -i -e 's:^# (NETTIME )60: 1 30:' /etc/apcupsd/apcupsd.conf Now restart apcupsd with /sbin/apcupsd NOTE THE VALUES OF THE RED TEXT MUST BE CHANGED IP is the ip address(static) of the master computer (the one plugged into the ups) 30 is the polling time. You need to make sure that it is less than the amount of time you set your master to turn off after power outtage, I have my server shutting down after 60 seconds and my slave computer polls every 30 seconds. I recommend 30 seconds(you only need to cahnge the value above if you want something other than 30 seconds. Example, if you want polling time to be every 60 seconds then the command would be.