Here we describe how to setup APC UPS with SMSEagle for SMS alerts and notifications. The integration process is easy and should take 10-15 min to complete.
SMSEagle is an offline hardware SMS gateway. Therefore no external connection to 3rd party system is required. All notifications are generated on-premise and sent directly to a cellular network. This solution can be used in secure installations without Internet access.
Enable Email2SMS plugin in SMSEagle web-gui
1. First you need to have your SMTP server configured and running.
2. Configure SMTP server settings in APC ( Configuration > Notification > E-mail > Server) as described at screenshot:
3. (Optional) – use SMSEagle as SMTP server
4. Configure E-mail recipients (Configuration > Notification > E-mail > Recipients). Settings as at picture.
where :
5. Test if its working by going to (Configuration > Notification > E-mail > Test) and:
SMSEagle device can be equipped with an additional voice feature that offers wake-up calls for urgent ring-only alerts or text-to-speech calls to convert text alerts into voice calls. Complete the following steps if you want to add a follow-up voice call:
Notice: Wake-up Calls and Text-to-Speech Calls are only available to users who have purchased the VOICE add-on for their SMSEagle device.
SMSEagle is a hardware & software solution that guarantees a swift delivery of your messages to designated recipients, whether it’s for notifications, alerts, or important updates.
After registering to a demo you get a remote access to our physical device NXS-9750.
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