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I have three servers currently, one is a domain controller, one is a macintosh, and the other an xp "FileMaker" Server. I currently have one Back - UPS x5 1500. I'm not sure how to configure the UPS. It was already here when I took the job. I'm not even sure if it's strong enough to support all three servers. Also, sre you supposed to do more than just plug the power cords into the back, because I see what appears to be data connections also.
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by wancona Accepted solution
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by robo_dev Accepted solution
Typically you would use a 1500va unit for one box by itself. Go to the APC site and figure out the UPS sizing based on the wattage of each server power supply.
The data connections are so that the APC 'power chute' or similar application can communicate via USB or serial cable to each server. The app can gracefully shut down the server before the battery runs out, plus report the battery conditon as well as power events.
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The battery should have come with software that can help you configure how you want the battery to handle a power outage and will even show you the load on it.
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