January 9, 20197 yr root@ffs2:~# cat /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.apcupsd/dynamix.apcupsd.cfg SERVICE="enable" UPSCABLE="usb" CUSTOMUPSCABLE="" UPSTYPE="usb" DEVICE="" BATTERYLEVEL="10" MINUTES="10" TIMEOUT="0" KILLUPS="no" root@ffs2:~# Nearly new Tripp Lite, tons and tons of capacity, with my unraid server being the only item plugged in. Its a 17 drive system though, but usually a drive or two are spun up, at the most, so there isn't a huge power draw. I just tripped a breaker, and heard the UPS complain. I ran out to the panel and reset the breaker (15 amp circuits FOAD), and kept doing what I was doing. Few hours later I noticed the unraid server was powered down. Sweet, I hadn't tried the UPS since I installed it (not sure how to do it without risking hard-shutdowns). I figured unraid must have shutdown shortly after the UPS went to battery, and powered it back on. Parity check! Logged in and system was doing a parity check (none scheduled), so a hard shutdown had occurred. Pic attached of UPS screen. I don't know what to configure or how to (safely) test. Any advice welcome. Thanks. Edited January 9, 20197 yr by tucansam
January 10, 20197 yr Are you POSITIVE the server is plugged in to the correct outlet? Some UPS's have both battery protected and surge only outlets in the same area, distinguished only by some vague labels.
January 10, 20197 yr I notice the runtime report 180min and weird loading was zero (could be normal). As @jonathanm said, pls confirm unraid was plug-in UPS protect socket. Pls also check does other docker / VM cause unraid couldn't shutdown too. 2 hours ago, tucansam said: how to (safely) test Stop the array first. Edited January 10, 20197 yr by Benson
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