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no voltage on POE port
Hello
I'm looking for some help and advice on working out how to use my Prosafe GS10TP I purchased it to run 3 unfi Wi-Fi discs they require PoE.
I cannot get the system to power the devices. I know the discs work because I have a single, stand-alone POE and if I connect it after going through the prosafe the disc works fine.
Thank you
Chris
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Re: no voltage on POE port
> [...] my Prosafe GS10TP [...]
GS110TP? Not really a "Home Networking > Cable Modems & Routers"
topic, is it?
> [...] unfi Wi-Fi discs [...]
UniFi? Model? Power requirements? And then, what can the
GS110TP(?) provide?
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Re: no voltage on POE port
You tell me what should it come under?
That was the only categories on the drop-down list
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Re: no voltage on POE port
> You tell me what should it come under?
Are we talking about a GS10TP or a GS110TP?
> That was the only categories on the drop-down list
Which "the drop-down list" was that?
Knowing nothing, other than that it's not a router, I put "GS110TP"
into the first "Search the Community..." box I found (at:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/NETGEAR-Forum/ct-p/en-netgear), and was
led to places like:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Managed-Switches/bd-p/business-managed-switches
> no voltage on POE port
How was this determined? Did you measure the voltage?
> I cannot get the system to power the devices. [...]
"I cannot" is not a useful problem description. It does not say what
you did. It does not say what happened when you did it.
From my brief reading, I gather that PoE is subject to control by the
device administrator. The "Smart Switch Software Administration Manual"
has a section on "PoE Configuration", for example.
Start at http://netgear.com/support/ , put in your model number,
select Documentation, download the manual(s) of interest, and peruse?
> > [...] unfi Wi-Fi discs [...]
>
> UniFi? Model? Power requirements? And then, what can the
> GS110TP(?) provide?
Still wondering.
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Re: no voltage on POE port
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
What I am trying to do is add, a wireless network to my office, workshop and stores. I purchased unifi long-range Wi-Fi discs (picture enclosed) as they require PoE, I was recommended the netgear prosafe GS510TP (picture enclosed). I have a cable from my modem into port one. What feeds Internet to the other ports, but I am unable to get the PoE to work for the devices.
I hope that's a bit more clear . Thanks again for your help
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Re: no voltage on POE port
> [...] Wi-Fi discs (picture enclosed) [...]
It would be more efficient to provide a simple model number than a
picture of anything.
> [...] netgear prosafe GS510TP (picture enclosed).
Picure not required, only some accurate model information. What
happened to the GS10TP or GS110TP?
> I have a cable from my modem into port one.
What "my modem" is might be interesting. "port one" of what? The
(uncertain-model) switch?
> > UniFi? Model? Power requirements? And then, what can the
> > GS110TP(?) provide?
>
> Still wondering.
It shouldn't be this difficult to get an accurate hardware inventory.
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Re: no voltage on POE port
Don't worry about it mate, sarcasm is something I don't like or appreciate.
I have boxed the piece of **bleep** up and he's going back I remember back in the 80s this stuff was a piece of **bleep** anyway!!
I rest my case with anyone classing themselves as a expert...
Get a life get out more mate...
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Re: no voltage on POE port
> [...] sarcasm is something I don't like or appreciate.
And, apparently, don't recognize. Where was it?
> [...] anyone classing themselves as a expert...
I don't see that either. Are you reading the right thread?
> Don't worry about it mate, [...]
Done. I wish you the best of luck with your future attempts to get
useful information without supplying any.
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