Hi,
I am having an issue, and so far unable to find any help via search.
Whenever i perform UPS Runtime Calibration, truenas will send emails about UPS ONBATT and when it reaches the low threshold it will perform shutdown.
I have the UPS connected to pfSense and ESXi also, and these systems do not shutdown when Runtime Calibration.
Truenas will also shutdown as expected when power is actually lost, so this is working fine.
Can somebody tell me if I have miss-configured my Truenas config, or if there is an issue or bug that i should raise.
UPS hardware is:
Model: Smart-UPS 1500
SKU: SMT1500RMI2U
UPS connected via NIC
Truenas config:
Driver: snmp-ups$(various)
Shutdown Mode: UPS reaches low battery
I have no Aux parameters.
if relevant, in pfSense apcupsd status page, it lists the UPS status as "STATUS : CAL ONBATT LOWBATT"
assuming the CAL means Calibrate, in which case i wouldnt want Truenas to trigger the ONBATT/LOWBATT sequence and shutdown
I am having an issue, and so far unable to find any help via search.
Whenever i perform UPS Runtime Calibration, truenas will send emails about UPS ONBATT and when it reaches the low threshold it will perform shutdown.
I have the UPS connected to pfSense and ESXi also, and these systems do not shutdown when Runtime Calibration.
Truenas will also shutdown as expected when power is actually lost, so this is working fine.
Can somebody tell me if I have miss-configured my Truenas config, or if there is an issue or bug that i should raise.
UPS hardware is:
Model: Smart-UPS 1500
SKU: SMT1500RMI2U
UPS connected via NIC
Truenas config:
Driver: snmp-ups$(various)
Shutdown Mode: UPS reaches low battery
I have no Aux parameters.
if relevant, in pfSense apcupsd status page, it lists the UPS status as "STATUS : CAL ONBATT LOWBATT"
assuming the CAL means Calibrate, in which case i wouldnt want Truenas to trigger the ONBATT/LOWBATT sequence and shutdown
