VENDOR MONITORING

Monitor Vertiv / Liebert UPS hardware with MayaUPS.

MayaUPS monitors Vertiv / Liebert UPS hardware over RFC 1628 and vendor SNMP where the network-management card exposes the required data. The current repository includes a Vertiv / Liebert profile, but vendor-specific profiles are not yet marked as verified against production hardware. The verified baseline is the standard RFC 1628 profile.

Current Vertiv / Liebert profiles

The repository includes the liebert-isunity profile for IS-UNITY-DP IntelliSlot cards used with GXT, PSI5, and ITA families, plus a separate vertiv-ita2 profile for ITA2 and Edge equipment.

Profile matching by sysObjectID
Encrypted reusable SNMP credentials
Read-only operator-initiated discovery

Signals mapped by the profile

IS-UNITY is a self-contained vendor path with charge, runtime, battery voltage, input/output electrical values, load, strong serial identity, battery commissioning date, and a mapped active-condition table. The ITA2 profile currently maps power state only.

Readable normalized states
Fleet histories and CSV export
Battery and fault context where exposed

Verification boundary

Both Vertiv profiles remain verified:false. IS-UNITY needs a live transfer and condition-table walk; ITA2 has the largest evidence gap because its electrical and battery objects are intentionally omitted until bench discovery confirms them.

RFC 1628 baseline verified
Vendor profile hardware proof pending
No vendor SET claim without bench approval

Shutdown readiness

For controlled shutdown, MayaUPS uses the Observe → Dry-run → Armed safety sequence. Policies can be evaluated before action, dry-run proof is recorded before arming, and live shutdown can use SNMP-SET for UPS shutdown plus an mTLS host agent for ordered host sequences. These live-action paths still require final real-hardware bench approval before general release.

Observe first
Dry-run proof before arming
SNMP-SET and mTLS host-agent path

Operations after polling

MayaUPS brings the available telemetry into one bilingual fleet view with 24 h / 7 d / 30 d histories, CSV export, battery service-life planning, and grouped SMTP email or JSON webhook notifications. That gives mixed sites one operating process while keeping device-specific evidence boundaries visible.

See the full fleet in one console.

MayaUPS unifies supported UPS hardware through SNMP and RFC-1628.

Release status

Frequently asked questions

Is MayaUPS free?

The current release is free and has no feature gating. Final licence terms are still awaiting approval, so the site does not promise that future licensing can never change.

Does MayaUPS run in the cloud?

MayaUPS is not a hosted SaaS service. It is customer-managed software that can run on the local network or in customer-controlled infrastructure; monitoring data stays under the customer’s control.

Which operating systems are supported?

The current product supports Windows and Linux, including Docker on Linux. The optional host shutdown agent is available for Linux and Windows.