Topic: Looking for Web/Internet power plug for remote reset. (Read 1066 times)
I just use TeamViewer to check on miner or switch pools. Can also reboot miners as needed from anywhere. Just need to leave computer on.
Any switched managed PDU can do this. I use Triplite, APC or ServerTech but there are many makers out there.
I also heard good things about this but never used it.
http://www.digital-loggers.com/lpc.html
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I also heard good things about this but never used it.
http://www.digital-loggers.com/lpc.html
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Thank You. I will try one of these.
Does anyone use remotely accessible and tripable power plugs/strips that they can access via an app or web to reset if need be?
I found a bunch of them, but they all seem like cheap, low power 10A chinese junk. *No offense but it's true*.
I found a bunch of them, but they all seem like cheap, low power 10A chinese junk. *No offense but it's true*.
No offense what? Chinese stuff is junk. No need to be an apologist when telling the truth.
Get yourself a switched PDU, easiest and most reliable method.
Any switched managed PDU can do this. I use Triplite, APC or ServerTech but there are many makers out there.
I also heard good things about this but never used it.
http://www.digital-loggers.com/lpc.html
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I also heard good things about this but never used it.
http://www.digital-loggers.com/lpc.html
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You might look over here at gigamps stuff: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/i-will-be-reviewing-a-new-server-psu-breakout-board-results-and-photos-985163
I think there is a remote feature on some with linking raspberry pi. But I would check with them first before taking my word.
I think there is a remote feature on some with linking raspberry pi. But I would check with them first before taking my word.
They actually have something like that 
I'm setting up a webserver at home to handle those chores. 
I'm setting up a webserver at home to handle those chores.
Does anyone use remotely accessible and tripable power plugs/strips that they can access via an app or web to reset if need be?
I found a bunch of them, but they all seem like cheap, low power 10A chinese junk. *No offense but it's true*.
I found a bunch of them, but they all seem like cheap, low power 10A chinese junk. *No offense but it's true*.
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