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--- software:nut:master [2025/04/14 18:26] – rodolico
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   * One opnSense firewall/router with the UPS module installed
   * One FreeBSD NAS
+**Note:** a Raspberry Pi works very well as a stand alone NUT server. See https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/nut-on-my-pi-so-my-servers-dont-die for full instructions.
 ===== Set up UPS =====
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 upsc ups1@localhost
 </code>
+==== NUT ups commands ====
+  * upsc - lightweight UPS client. Really, set up to be an example of what you can create, but very useful. <code bash>upsc -c upsname</code> will show the clients which are monitoring a particular ups.
+  * upscmd - send commands to UPS if it will accept. Try <code bash>upscmd -l <upsname></code>
+  * upsd - This is the primary daemon that should always run to provide information about one or more UPS'. Generally auto started by the init system
+  * upsdrvctl - standard interface to the UPS drivers. Not generally needed unless you are writing/debugging a particular driver.
+  * upslog - A tool designed to read one or more UPS' and log the readings. Very useful for upssched if you want a nice log of how your UPS is working.
+  * upsmon - A daemon which monitors all UPS' defined in upsmon.conf
+  * upsrw - allows you to change some variables //on the ups itself// if the ups allows it.
+  * upssched - scheduler to run commands listed in upssched.conf. This is called by upsmon and should not be used directly.
+  * upssched-cmd - A sample upssched file. A simple shell script that performs commands in response to upssched.
+===== Links =====
+  * https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/nut-on-my-pi-so-my-servers-dont-die
+  * https://technotim.live/posts/NUT-server-guide/
+  * https://networkupstools.org/docs/man/snmp-ups.html
+  *