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On Jun 12, 2008, at 9:19 AM, jeff wrote:
> Before I go (more) nuts looking, are there any temp sensors (SMART
> aside?) in servers or UPSes to alert to things like air conditioning
> failure?
>
> This being the fourth Monday of the week, I came in to discover a
> server
> room at 90 degrees and climbing. TWO air conditioners failed.
>
> I figure if I can make use of what's already there to alert us, we're
> that much ahead. I'm sure there are commercial gadgets too and I'm
> off
> to check.
Hi Jeff,
We use Baytech RPCs in three of our data centers and they provide room
temp values. There was a recent thread on NANOG regarding temperature
monitoring hardware as well:
<http://mailman.nanog.org/pipermail/nanog/2008-May/000994.html>
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Michael Greb
Linode.com
609-593-7103 ext 1205
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