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Hi,
Ive been trying to get a network up and running, in fits and starts, and the question that I have pressing at this point is: what do I need for a UPS?
I ran Cat6 to three bedrooms, dining room, and living room, Ive got my cable modem, telephone adapter, router and switch in my basement laundry room. At this point I have two machines running XP Pro, one in the dining room and one in a bedroom, with a Linux machine in the living room that Im trying to learn a little bit from.
I got gigibit cards in all three, but they are not yet on speaking terms with each other. ANYWAY... Im thinking that I need a UPS, or maybe two? I would like to have the equipment in the laundry room on one, at least the telephone adapter, but to have at least one computer on a UPS, wouldnt I need to have another one at a computer's location? And Im thinking if I need two, I dont need the highest volt-amp or wattage rating, just enough for what Im running?
Thanks, any thoughts would be helpful!

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