Need 'remote power bar' recommendations ...

[Andrew Ryder]

Hi,

I own a DS-RPC2 + RPC3. I use both for colocated equipment. I have 
DS71-MD3 for one using a POTS line. On my RPC3, I have the DS72 telnet 
access module. It's hard to find the DS62 with ssh (VPN comes in handy) I 
suggest calling Baytech with the Serial numbers ready from the boards + 
unit. They won't talk to you without these (but I've got both off ebay so 
don't think they won't help you at all)

The baytech adapters are very weird. After blowing 3 modular db9 adapters, 
I gave up and ordered their adapters with my firmware chip upgrades (they 
ship you these for the cost of shipping)

They're a good company to deal with. I've never used WTI/Comtrol products 
for this application but there is a good dealer in California I've ordered 
from a few times on eBay.

-Andrew

On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, David Raistrick wrote:

> On Sun, 3 Oct 2004, Marc G. Fournier wrote:
>
>>
>> Any particular model, or they are all good?  Found this one, which appears
>> to do what I want ...
>>
>>          http://www.kvms.com/nav/item.asp?item=4228
>
>
> I've got 4 of the Baytech RPC3's (the last part of the number, ie -15NC
> describes the plug style.) and one WTI unit.
>
> I prefer the Baytech's over the WTI, though the WTI has been shelved for
> about a year now.  As someone else mentions, it does have problems if you
> disconnect a telnet session without logging out...you'll have to wait a
> bit.
>
> Oh, and the RPC3's are 1u instead of 2...that helps. :)
>
>
> They both work well, though.  Memory says the Baytechs have a bit more
> per-port power-usage reporting, etc, but I don't really remember now.
>
>
> ...david
>
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