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Hello,


I would like to know if this is possible to keep the network during a =20=

shutdown as describe and explained below for a Linux system.

How could we do that?

This will be used in a procedure to shutdown the UPS and the system =20
after a Power Failure has been detected. Any experience with that will =20=

be of high interest to me.

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> You may need to take steps to ensure networking stays active during =20=

> your
> OS=E2=80=99s shutdown sequence in order for the PCNET driver to power =
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> UPS (the so-called =E2=80=9Dkillpower=E2=80=9D operation). On a Linux =
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> can use
> commands such as...
>
> chkconfig --level 0 network on
> chkconfig --level 0 iptables on



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