[j-nsp] Running a EX3200-48P with a 320W power

[Darius Seroka]

Yes, this also depends on how you configure the ports and what you are
connecting to them. Certain newer devices may require 802.3at-2009 (poe+)
so you may need to budget more power than the older standards 15.4W

You can lock down which ports will do poe and specify maxumum power
budgeting. Below is a config example.

poe {
    interface all {
        maximum-power 15.4;
    }
}

 show poe interface also is nice to show whats currently being used.

Darius

On Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 6:55 PM, Dave Peters - Terabit Systems <
Dave at terabitsystems.com> wrote:

> Hey everybody--
>
> I got my hands on an EX-3200 PoE switch, and I don't need the PoE.  Can I
> run it with a  320W power, rather than the 740W (which I don't have).
>
> I'm not seeing any errors.  Does this just disable PoE, or am I looking at
> other problems?
>
> Thanks much.
>
> --Dave Peters
>
>
>
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