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BaldwinA
Oct 25, 2021Aspirant
M4300-96X Max POE 15W ports
I have just seen this small snippet in the spec sheet for the M4300-96X switch.
*Only first 6 slots are delivering PoE power to APM408P cards for 48 PoE+ ports per switch.
Since POE is a copper Base-T thing, It looks like its only the APM408P which does POE on this type of switch.
So even with a 1200W PSU, only 48 ports can do POE.... is that right ?
//Anthony
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- Yes, this is related to the power lane availability to the first six slots, and also mentioned on the module specs:
- Port card with 8-port 100M/1G/2.5G/5G/10GBASE-T PoE+
- Fits into one front slot of M4300-96X Modular Managed Switch
- M4300-96X offer 12 slots in 2RU for 8x10G or 2x40G port cards
- PoE is supported up to 48 x 10G PoE+ 30W per system (first 6 slots)
- 1440 W PoE Budget with 2 x APS1200W shared PSUs
- ProSAFE LIFETIME Limited Warranty/NBD Replacement/Online Support- BaldwinAAspirant
Thanks for the confirmation.
So I have 5 floors with need for 80ports of POE+ 1Gbps per floor.
Looks like I am going to have to have 2 stacks to achieve this....
Cant see another way given the 8 devices limit in a stack.
Apart from the additional overhead of management of 2 stacks, thereis not
neccessarily a big downside to this I guess, so long as transit is fat enough... 4* 10G etc...
Sigh, yes, two M4300-96X enclosures, but both can be configured into a single stack of course. LaurentMa can you confirm this svp.?
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