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<a href="http://dataprobe.com/iboot-remote-reboot.php" rel="ugc">http://dataprobe.com/iboot-remote-reboot.php</a><br />
Good cheap single socket
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http://dataprobe.com/iboot-remote-reboot.php [http://dataprobe.com/iboot-remote-reboot.php]
Good cheap single socket

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Hi,<br />
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Thanks, I googled &quot;IP Controlled power&quot; and found: <a href="http://www.zantech.com.au/power/reboot/iboot.html" rel="ugc">http://www.zantech.com.au/power/reboot/iboot.html</a><br />
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It was exactly what I was looking for
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Hi,

Thanks, I googled "IP Controlled power" and found: http://www.zantech.com.au/power/reboot/iboot.html [http://www.zantech.com.au/power/reboot/iboot.html]

It was exactly what I was looking for

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We have a customer with remote sites. &nbsp;These sites are in an environment that often requires a power cycling of network equipment (Modem/Router/switch/etc.)<wbr />.<br />
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I was wanting to find some kind of device that would let me power cycle a power board when there is a lock-up on one of these devices.<br />
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I envision that this would be something along the lines of a USB device that was triggered to power cycle when it was no longer able to ping an external IP address.<br />
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Thoughts?
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We have a customer with remote sites.  These sites are in an environment that often requires a power cycling of network equipment (Modem/Router/switch/etc.).

I was wanting to find some kind of device that would let me power cycle a power board when there is a lock-up on one of these devices.

I envision that this would be something along the lines of a USB device that was triggered to power cycle when it was no longer able to ping an external IP address.

Thoughts?

USB controlled power cycling

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