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You could do it with a bash one liner
by asdff 4y ago
You could do it with a bash one liner
- goodpoint 4y ago...while also keep a number of network devices always connected, reachable and correctly configured. Have one router break or someone disconnect one cable and your servers will power down. "simple".
- asdff 4y agoThat's not hard to do, for some networked devices that step amounts to just plugging it into a power source and connecting it to the network. I haven't had to touch the configuration of my wifi printer for example since I plugged it in to the wall years ago.