NUT ist ein Managementsystem für unterbrechungsfreie Stromversorgungen (USV), das Stromschutz-Hardware überwacht und steuert. Es fungiert als automatisierter Shutdown-Koordinator und Netzwerk-Strommonitor und implementiert den RFC-9271-Standard für die Kommunikation mit Stromversorgungs-Hardware.
Die Hauptfunktionen von networkupstools/nut sind: Power-Down Sequences, Automated Shutdown Coordinators, Hardware Signal, Protocol Translation, Protocol Server Communications, Power Metric Distribution, RFC 9271 Implementations, UPS Management.
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