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A PDU (Power distribution Unit aka glorified power strip) that works over TCP/IP - you can power-cycle specific outlets<br />
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(If your firewall isn't working, this might not do the trick though)
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A PDU (Power distribution Unit aka glorified power strip) that works over TCP/IP - you can power-cycle specific outlets

(If your firewall isn't working, this might not do the trick though)

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Correct. &nbsp;If firewall is down I can't reach the location. &nbsp;<br />
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What about a wireless device you can plug things into and access from your phone?
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Correct.  If firewall is down I can't reach the location.  

What about a wireless device you can plug things into and access from your phone?

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I think you can login the machine, using Remote desktop, or Teamviewer, to further do the reboot.
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I think you can login the machine, using Remote desktop, or Teamviewer, to further do the reboot.

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I was able to power cycle the firewall via my UPS.<br />
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Thanks to all for your comments
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I was able to power cycle the firewall via my UPS.

Thanks to all for your comments

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What is available to reboot things like firewalls remotely?
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What is available to reboot things like firewalls remotely?

Need a device to remotely reboot equipment

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