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GS728TPv2 strange behavior all aps' going down.
Hello, hopefully you can help me. The last few days ive installed a GS728TPv2 which power four Ubiquiti u6-pro access points. The cable to each one is cat6a and the cable tester said all is good. W...
Just an update. On the section where it lists all the poe port states. Only one evr says delivering power, the othere 3 ports just say searching. When it plays up often the port that says is delivering power would change to another one. I've found when I do a speed test, some times you will see the speed build up and then just drops out and the test fails. But all the access points start flashing live the power has glitched.
The switch web UI page System > PoE > Advanced > PoE Port Configuration would show much more useful information on the current PoE port status, indeed.
The GS728TPv2 can drive up to 24 PoE+ 802.3at ports and offers a max power budget of total 190W.
As the other peer we face UniFi https://dl.ui.com/ds/u6-pro_ds.pdf lazily specified as PoE+
Power method PoE+
Power supply UniFi PoE switch
48V, 0.5A PoE adapter (optional)
Supported voltage range 44—57V DC
Max. power consumption 13W
Ubiquity does still list a lot of confusing and misleading data. in the industry standard 802.3af/802.3at/802.3bt arena nobody should have to care about adapters, power information like 48V, 0.5A, or voltage range like 44—57V DC. they are still stuck in their non-industry standard passive power over network cabling terminology.
802.3at and max consumption of 13W does say everything clear.
Hard to say what is going on there, looks more like an interop issue.
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