CyberPower SNMP remote management card RMCARD205, ethernet

J'avais acheté cette carte réseau pour la mettre dans un onduleur de marque Atlantis, en pensant que c'était un modèle générique. Donc, je n'ai pas pu tester cette carte et ne peux l'évaluer. Néanmoins, visuellement est semble de bonne fabrication. Vous comprendrez, que j'ai dû la renvoyer !

Scartata ed inserita nell'UPS. Subito riconosciuta e funzionante. Perfetta.

Folks here who say they cant get it to work or cant get an IP address are too out of their depth to own this card. You have to understand at least the first thing or two about how addressing works, but if you have that, then this is a no brainer. As a last resort, you could actually READ the instructions. Card provides a great depth into status and has granular reporting for any need. Only issue is that it is severly overpriced. The cousin product RCCARD105 is a lot cheaper but is severely limited in capability as compared to this one. If cyberpower puts this RMCARD205 at the pricepoint of the RCCARD105, i will put one in every UPS in our realm, which is about qty 300 or so.

Super easy to install and use!

It's a great way to remotely manage your devices that need it. In my case I'm using it on a CyberPower OR2200LCDRT2U UPS system. I would give it 5 stars, but it has two major drawbacks: 1) It's quite expensive just to be able to remote into a UPS that I was hoping would already have that built-in capability. 2) It's TLS 1.1, meaning that chrome shows it as an insecure connection. Honestly, even given the price, if a firmware updates comes out that updates the TLS version - I'd up this to a 5-star rating. You know what you're paying for, and it just works.