Then why did they put ANY ups support into the routers? Was it just for fun?
BTW, it is not necessarily about powering down the router. It could be about reconfiguring the network by script into a backup/power down configuration. e.g. not all setups use a single power line, and they may down a server or two with rerouting…
Remember that bypass switch on the RB1100 doing similar stuff?
Oh, I agree complete. I was just restarted with the support guys said.
+1
For remote sites this would be awesome, one mikrotik acting as nut server and a couple of other devices with nut clients.
+1
Has anyone figured out how to script MT in a way, that if APC (attached via UBS) goes on battery, then MT notifies all other network devices about power down?
+1
pro nut-client !
because… the router board suck the battery totally empty on a long power failure
Haha I am the manual NUT in the family.
Is this another item to move to the raspberry pi?