I want to use the Eth1 port on my AP230 to connect my desktop to the network. I have it set to bridge access, selected a user profile and added the desktop's MAC address as an object..not sure what else I need to do or if that's even the right way to get this to work..
Posted 2 years ago
Will a PoE injector not provide enough power?
It depends if it is a 802.3af/PoE or 802.3at/PoE+ injector.
PowerDsine 3001 1Port POE Injector AC Input 802.3AF and Cisco Supported
https://www.amazon.com/PowerDsine-Injector-AC-802-3AF-Supported/dp/B000A0S98A
https://www.amazon.com/PowerDsine-Injector-AC-802-3AF-Supported/dp/B000A0S98A
Sorry, actually I think this is what we have. https://www.amazon.com/PowerDsine-PD-3001-Adapter-Shoretel-Mobile/dp/B0091X7T3S which doesn't look like it supports the AF/AE..
Yes, this doesn't seem to be 802.3af Standard. I would recommend using an standard 802.3af PoE Injector at minimum.
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Okay, I'm going to try to get a power supply in the meantime and see if that brings the Eth1 port up.
AP-35#show system power mode
System Power Mode: Auto/AF
USB Port: Off
GE Status
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Eth0 UP
Eth1 DOWN
AP-35#
System Power Mode: Auto/AF
USB Port: Off
GE Status
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Eth0 UP
Eth1 DOWN
AP-35#
Looks like you are only running AF mode (802.3af/PoE). you will need to use 802.3at/PoE+ which provides more power in order to use Eth1.
