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Re: Why selective legacy PD detection ?
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Why selective legacy PD detection ?
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06-03-2020
09:19 AM
Can someone please tell me why Ruckus states (see
http://docs.ruckuswireless.com/fastiron/08.0.80/fastiron-08080-managementguide/GUID-8CF5299E-3CBC-42...
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Legacy PD detection should not be enabled on ports where power-consuming devices are not connected.
Shall we experience problems if we break that rule on our ICX-7150's ?
Many thanks in advance !
Lou
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06-04-2020
01:55 AM
Hi Louis,
Poe chip detection mechanism to differentiate a PSE from PD can fail in certain cases and may damage the system. Hence the recommendation.
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Jijo
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06-04-2020
05:42 AM
Hello Jijo,
In your timely reply, does 'system' refer to the switch and/or the device bixed to the port ?
Thanks again,
Louis-Simon
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06-07-2020
12:26 AM
Yes Louis, I meant the ICX switch.
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