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Switch enters 802.3af rather than 802.3at mode after restart and fails PoE ports...
Hi, I own GS105PE that I've mounted in attics (where there is no power outlet). The purpose was to power a WiFI AP and also have three usable Ethernet Ports to wire nearby computers. It worked as exp...
Thanks schumaku for advice to contact support, it ended with RMA
Not my switch if you don't mind. This is a user community - so it's your switch.
bartprokop wrote:Any power cycling renders PoE PD fifth port to 802.3af (i.e. LED lits orange). .
If the GS105PE does not properly negotiate 802.3at with your Linksys switch PSE on power-up, we face an interop issue of these two devices. As your switch is a new device, you should contact Netgear customer service via https://my.netgear.com/ for assistance. Provide them with the same detailed information (add the AP details for completeness) and include a link to this thread.
The reset button does just trigger a side effect.
bartprokop wrote:When powered by "downgraded 802.3af", it refuses to power up Access Point (the single PoE device connected to port #1).
This is perfectly correct: Because of your Access Point does request more power (802.3af Class 0 or Class 3) then what the switch is able to provide while powered by 802.3af - e.g. only one port can be powered for a Class 1 or Class 2 PD. If a PD does request Class 0 or Class 3 the PD won't get power and can't start. One of many design beauties in these POE industry standards.
Thanks, case ID 44726463 opened ;)
Thanks schumaku for advice to contact support, it ended with RMA
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