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I don’t know what that means. Mind explaining?
I don’t know what that means. Mind explaining?
No clue. But they are a pretty solid company. Small, responsive, and inexpensive.
Each pc costs $1/month, Min $20/month.
They have only terminal and file browsing for Linux now. But gui interface is on the road map.
Hope they get that soon.
So, it turns out that my RMM is working fine under Wayland. Level got back with me because they couldn’t reproduce the problem. So I tried to reproduce the problem. Only to find it is working just fine. Whatever was causing that problem, I have no idea. But it’s gone.
Hmm, never thought of that. I guess the reddit api fiasco was a catastrophic event.
Hey, is there any centralized system I can put on a Linux box that will notify me of battery health of multiple UPSs.
I started a managed Services business and I’m trying to find a battery backup solution. That I can centrally manage.
I’ve never looked into Central management for UPS’s before. So I’m not sure if there’s anything out there like that.
Given your experience though I’m guessing you might know.
I’m just trying to avoid running into the situation where I have a dying battery at a client’s location. I’m trying to be proactive.
Oh wow, good thing they caught that.
I’m picking a brand for a service offering HaaS. And am hoping I can find a brand that has central management.
I miss clippy. Was my first pc.
Perfect, thank you!