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> I am no expert, but I highly recommend the Tripp products.  I 
> use them here and they've been quite effective.  I had to 
> move the unit to a different outlet and my network never even 
> burped.  However, the UPS port on the i5 boxes is NOT 
> accessible via i5/OS.  The only workaround I've found so far 
> is to use my Wintel server box to monitor the UPS.

Can you explain that a bit further?

I have a 520 and a Netfinity UPS (Liebert).  There is a serial signal cable
from the Netfinity to the 520.

I've used the same UPS program for umpteen years, using that serial cable.
Worked flawlessly through every iSeries and the old UPS which was an AP175.
I replaced the UPS about the same time I got the 520.  For a long time I had
the issue where the 520 would not respond to signals from the UPS.  Found it
out when there was an extended power outage over the weekend and the system
shut down hard when the battery died. :(

It took firmware upgrades (the MHxxxxx PTFs) along with total 520 power
downs and unplugging and standing on one leg, etc to get the 520 to respond
to UPS signals.  But I still don't get the "UPS is attached" and "UPS is no
longer attached" messages appearing.  IBM says it's the UPS fault.  I think
IBM is hiding something but I can't seem to get anywhere.

Thanks.


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