Network UPS Tools (NUT)

Configuration Examples

Read the Configuration Examples — This 131 page A5 booklet in PDF format provides a detailed description of the configuration of NUT for different uses on Debian and other systems. Version 3.0 covers NUT 2.8.0, RFC 9271 and full TLS support.
- Part 1 covers basic configurations,
- Part 2 describes TLS support for releases 2.7.4, 2.8.0 and mixed release installations.
  - Download upsdTLS.py — a Python3 script for a daemon which provides NUT release 2.7.4 upsd with up-to-date TLS support.
  - Download upsmonTLS.py — a Python3 script for a daemon which provides NUT release 2.7.4 upsmon with up-to-date TLS support.
  - Download mkNUTcert.py — a Python3 script to generate TLS certificates suitable for NUT 2.8.0, the NUT 2.7.4 TLS helper scripts and Python3 script UPSmon.
- Part 3 provides appendices covering systemd and some useful utility programs.
- Part 4 describes UPS monitoring using a Python3 script to replace upsmon, upssched and upssched-cmd.
  - Download UPSmon.py — a Python3 script for a daemon to replace NUT's upsmon, upssched and upssched-cmd.
  - Download mkUPSmonconf.py — a Python3 script to generate a configuration file for UPSmon.py. This configuration covers simple standard and timed shutdowns.
Download the nut-journal script directly from here.
Download the nut-report script directly from here.

Changes:

2018-02-06 : Restructured my NUT documentation.
2020-10-19 : Added Python3 scripts. Updated ConfigExamples.
2022-09-07 : Updated ConfigExamples and python scripts to support TLS 1.3. Retired the openSUSE page.

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