Nutw is a NUT client for Windows. Nutw is running as a service and probes a NUT server at regular intervals.
If ups supports battery levels probes, then Nutw shutdown the local OS if current battery level is below low-battery level.
If ups doesn't battery levels probes, then Nutw shutdown the local OS if ups is going on battery.
Just run nutw-install.exe with administrator privileges and configure installation folder.
Open nutw.ini (installed in the same directory as nutw.exe during installation) and configure the nutd section.
| Keyword: | Description: |
|---|---|
server |
hostname or ip adress of the upsd daemon server |
port |
tcp port used by the remote upsd daemon |
usetls |
if set to 1 then initiate tls session |
login |
login to use for authenticating against upsd daemon |
password |
password to use for authenticating against upsd daemon |
upsname |
ups device name served by upsd daemon |
interval |
amount of time (in seconds) between two probes |
Open a terminal, change directory to Nutw installation directory and run :
nutw --mode=debug
Nutw logs can be checked with the help of 'Windows Event Viewer'. Just expand Applications logs and filter by ID 177.
Nutw is running as a windows service. After configuration and testings are done, you can setup the service by opening a terminal in Administrator mode, changing current directory to Nutw installation directory and run :
nutw --mode=install
Nutw logs can be checked with the help of 'Windows Event Viewer' (see Testing section).
Nutw support the following mode :
| Keyword: | Description: |
|---|---|
install |
install and run the service |
uninstall |
stop and uninstall the service |
start |
start the service (must be installed before) |
stop |
stop the service |
restart |
restart the service (must be running) |
debug |
test Nutw configuration ( No OS shutdown in this mode ) |
Usage :
nutw --mode=<Keyword>
Some modes requires Administrator privileges.
Changelog :
v1.1 - Debug mode is now more verbose on default console v1.0 - Initial release
Nutw use Kardianos Service module.