A network management card
- UPS and card
- Management network
- MayaUPS
MayaUPS polls the card over SNMP v1, v2c or v3, with SNMPv3 encryption. APC Galaxy three-phase units can also be read over Modbus TCP.
SNMP UPS monitoringFEATURES
Everything your UPS fleet needs, in one console.
Monitoring, alarms, battery planning, service records and ordered shutdown for UPS, PDUs, transfer switches and sensors from every major manufacturer.
PRODUCT TOUR
See the MayaUPS console.
Five screens, from the fleet to battery planning. Sample data.
Fleet
Every UPS, every site, one screen.
The fleet view shows status, battery capacity, remaining runtime and load for each UPS, grouped by site, whatever the brand.
- Search by site, name or model.
- Open any device in one click.
Device
Everything about one UPS.
Identity, live readings, per-phase values and history over 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, on one page.
- Compare runtime with load.
- Export the history to CSV.
Alarms
From the first alarm to Utility power restored.
Related events are grouped into one incident with its severity and start time. Acknowledgement shows who is responding, and escalation follows what stays open.
- Acknowledge to stop escalation.
- Review the full incident history.
Batteries
Know which batteries need attention.
Fleet health gives the reason behind each status: battery age above threshold, temperature, failed self-test or a replacement due soon.
- Sort by urgency.
- Open the device to plan the work.
Planning
Plan replacements years ahead.
The timeline brings battery replacements, warranty dates and preventive maintenance into one schedule, with a multi-year budget.
- Filter by site or year.
- Export the plan to CSV.
ONE OUTAGE, FROM FLEET TO HISTORY
Follow one outage through the console.
A power failure, from the first warning to utility power restored. Sample data.
01
Spot the UPS on battery
The fleet view flags UPS-Serveurs-Principal in red, with its remaining runtime and reading time.
- UPS-Serveurs-Principal · On battery
- Remaining runtime: 33 min
02
Watch the remaining runtime
The device page shows charge, remaining runtime and the last reading as they change.
- Charge: 89%
- Remaining runtime: 33 min
03
Acknowledge the alarm
The operator acknowledges the alarm. The whole team sees who is responding, and escalation stops.
- On battery: utility power lost
- Acknowledged by the operator on duty
04
Find the event in history
When utility power returns, the alarm closes on its own. History keeps the start, the end and the acknowledgement of the event.
- Started: 04:09:03
- Resolved: 04:09:33
YOUR EQUIPMENT
Your fleet, whatever the brand.
MayaUPS reads UPS, PDUs, automatic transfer switches and environmental sensors from the major manufacturers. Each page lists the supported models, network cards and commands.
How does your UPS connect?
A USB or serial cable
- UPS and cable
- Server with agent
- MayaUPS
The Windows or Linux agent reads a UPS attached over USB-HID or Megatec/Q1 serial and adds it to the fleet like any network device.
Deploy MayaUPSFleet monitoring
The fleet view shows every UPS, grouped by site, with its status, battery capacity, remaining runtime and load. Add equipment by hand, from a CSV file or by scanning the network.
- SNMP v1, v2c and v3 with SNMPv3 encryption, RFC 1628 and manufacturer profiles
- Modbus TCP for APC Galaxy three-phase units
- USB-HID and Megatec/Q1 serial UPS through the Windows or Linux agent
- Search and filter by site, brand, model or status
Readings, history and export
Each device page shows identity, live readings and per-phase values for three-phase units. History covers 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days, with energy rollups and CSV export.
- Input and output voltage, frequency, load and power
- Battery capacity, voltage, temperature and remaining runtime
- Times on battery, self-test results and transfer reasons
Alarms and notifications
Related events become one incident with a severity, a start time and a return to normal. Acknowledgement shows who is responding; escalation and on-call schedules follow what stays open.
- E-mail through your own server or the MayaUPS Cloud relay
- Microsoft Teams and SMS
- Syslog, including over TLS, and SNMP traps v2c and v3
- ServiceNow incidents
- A daily summary of what happened overnight
Battery health and replacement planning
MayaUPS follows battery age, temperature, self-tests and runtime history. It forecasts each replacement and rolls warranties and preventive maintenance into one timeline with a multi-year budget.
Service records and reports
Visits, notes, parts and battery serial numbers stay with each UPS. Technicians issue service reports as PDF, and published reports also appear in MayaUPS Cloud.
Ordered shutdown
Shutdown events protect Windows and Linux servers, VMware, Hyper-V, Nutanix, Proxmox, XenServer and OpenShift virtualization, and NetApp, TrueNAS and DataCore storage. Each event runs in the order you set and within the runtime you have.
- Shutdown test with no action before you enable it
- Emergency stop to disable every action at once
- Runtime budgets and ordered stages
- UPS commands such as output off and self-test through the network card
Restart after power returns
Once utility power is stable, MayaUPS restores UPS output and restarts servers and clusters. Physical servers power on through their BMC (Redfish) or Wake-on-LAN. Each UPS’s own power-return settings are shown next to the sequence.
PDUs, transfer switches and sensors
Rack PDUs, automatic transfer switches and environmental sensors appear in the same fleet as the UPS. That includes APC rack PDUs, ATS and NetBotz, Eaton ePDU and ATS, CyberPower ATS and PDUs, Tripp Lite PDUs and EnviroSense, and Vertiv Geist.
Sign-in, roles and audit
Viewer, operator and administrator roles separate who watches, who responds and who configures. Sign in with local accounts, LDAP and Active Directory or RADIUS, with two-step codes. Every change is recorded in the audit history.
THE RECORD AFTER A VISIT
A clear service report, as a PDF.
The unit, the work performed, the readings and the technician’s observations, on one page.
Sample data
Annual preventive maintenance
Report SR-2026-0142 covers an APC Smart-UPS SRT 6000 at Montreal - Data centre, in good condition.
Download the report PDFReadings
- Input / output voltage
- 120 / 120 V
- UPS load
- 42%
- Battery voltage
- 218.4 V
- Battery temperature
- 23 °C
- Runtime
- 31 min
Three records, one history
- Local record
- Your team records each visit and attaches its files to the equipment page in MayaUPS.
- Technician report
- The visit report is prepared, reviewed and published in MayaUPS Cloud, with its archived PDF.
- Copy on your server
- Your MayaUPS installation receives the reports published for its sites every day, next to your local records.
Frequently asked questions
Can MayaUPS monitor PDUs and transfer switches as well as UPS?
Yes. Rack PDUs, automatic transfer switches and environmental sensors from APC, Eaton, CyberPower, Tripp Lite, Vertiv and others appear in the same fleet as your UPS.
Does MayaUPS need an agent on every server?
No. MayaUPS reads network cards directly over SNMP. The agent is used on servers that MayaUPS shuts down and on computers with a UPS attached by USB or serial cable.
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