Automatic restart of LNR0208C NVR after electrical power failure?

Dear all,
In view of the type of Power off/on button the LNR0208C has (button, no switch), does anybody know if it restarts automatically after an electrical power shutdown and reset?
The D-link DNR-326 NVR does have that function, and I think it is fundamental and one of the reasons NVRs exist and the function is not performed by PCs.
On the other hand, can it be connected through USB to an appropriate UPS?
Best regards,
JA

Reply from Linksys engineering below: Power Outage recovery- In case of power outage, the NVR will automatically turn back on once powered is restored. It will detect I it was a power outage vs a regular push off/on via button.

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