Power over Ethernet (PoE) Optimization
For ExtremeXOS 30.3, Power over Ethernet (PoE) is optimized to provide power:
- (Fast PoE) When the switch is powered on without waiting for boot up based on
last saved PoE state.
- (Perpetual PoE) Preserve PoE power delivery to devices during reboot.
Supported Platforms
ExtremeSwitching X465 series switches.
Limitations
For fast PoE, the following limitations apply:
- When saving PoE configurations to hardware, all current running PoE
configurations must be saved and used for the next boot.
- The fast PoE feature can be
enabled on a per switch basis only.
- If a switch has perpetual PoE
enabled and you configure PoE, and then reboot the switch without saving the
configuration, the hardware configuration shown in the CLI when the switch comes
up does not reflect the real configurations saved in hardware. Under these
circumstances, fast PoE will falsely report a mismatch between the
configurations in hardware and the configuration file.
- When a different configuration
file is selected for the next reboot by the use configuration
command, and the PoE configurations in the new file are different from the
current ones, fast PoE will report a mismatch between the configurations in
hardware and the configuration file.
New CLI Commands
show inline-power
fast
ports {port_list}
Changed CLI Commands
Changes are underlined.
enable inline-power [fast | perpetual]
enable inline-power [fast |
perpetual] slot
slot
disable inline-power [fast | perpetual]
disable inline-power [fast | perpetual] slot
slot
show inline-power [fast | perpetual] slot
slot
show inline-power [fast | perpetual]