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try to telnet to the ip of the system.
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If the network doesn't respond, you may have to go there physically and connect to it via the serial port and hyperterminal.
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If the network doesn't respond, you may have to go there physically and connect to it via the serial port and hyperterminal.

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Can't telnet to it.<br />
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If I'm able to hyperterminal to it, how do I bring the network mgmt card back up? &nbsp;I'm not finding much documentation on it.<br />
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Thank you
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Can't telnet to it.

If I'm able to hyperterminal to it, how do I bring the network mgmt card back up?  I'm not finding much documentation on it.

Thank you

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I just tried to upgrade the firmware on my Smart UPS 3000, of course it failed and now I can't get to the web interface for the UPS.<br />
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Anyone know to bring the management card back up remotely? &nbsp;Or do I need to physically go to the UPS and do something?<br />
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Thank you
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I just tried to upgrade the firmware on my Smart UPS 3000, of course it failed and now I can't get to the web interface for the UPS.

Anyone know to bring the management card back up remotely?  Or do I need to physically go to the UPS and do something?

Thank you

Remotely bring up SmartUPS Management Card

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