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RV-345P PoE unavailable

JustinHallett
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Hi I'm new to the RV-345s, I have an RV-345P which should have PoE on ports 1-4 and 9-12, but when I go tot he PoE config I have no ports available to edit.

 

I'm running firmware 1.0.3.20 and it looks just like in this emulator

 

https://www.cisco.com/assets/sol/sb/RV345P_Emulators/RV345P_Emulator_v1-0-03-15/index.html#/lan_poe_settings

 

How do I get the ports to show up so I can enable PoE on the switch?  Also why don't they show up in the emulator?

 

Also nothing on the PoE settings page will save, if I switch it to Class Limit and save it reloads and it's back to Port Limit. So seems like PoE isn't working at all.

 

Included a SS of what I see though it's the same as the emulator.

 

Thanks in advance for any help

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JustinHallett
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After days for reading the JS and xml config I found the issue, my config was missing a block in interfaces->interface

 

      <poe-setting xmlns="http://cisco.com/ns/ciscosb/poe">
        <enable>true</enable>
        <administration-power-allocation>30000</administration-power-allocation>
        <priority-level>low</priority-level>
      </poe-setting>

need to do that for LAN 1-4 and LAN 9-12

 

Why the JS doesn't fill it in is beyond me, but for anyone else with this issue this is the fix.

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JustinHallett
Level 1
Level 1

After days for reading the JS and xml config I found the issue, my config was missing a block in interfaces->interface

 

      <poe-setting xmlns="http://cisco.com/ns/ciscosb/poe">
        <enable>true</enable>
        <administration-power-allocation>30000</administration-power-allocation>
        <priority-level>low</priority-level>
      </poe-setting>

need to do that for LAN 1-4 and LAN 9-12

 

Why the JS doesn't fill it in is beyond me, but for anyone else with this issue this is the fix.

JustinHallett
Level 1
Level 1

After days for reading the JS and xml config I found the issue, my config was missing a block in interfaces->interface

 

      <poe-setting xmlns="http://cisco.com/ns/ciscosb/poe">
        <enable>true</enable>
        <administration-power-allocation>30000</administration-power-allocation>
        <priority-level>low</priority-level>
      </poe-setting>

need to do that for LAN 1-4 and LAN 9-12

 

Why the JS doesn't fill it in is beyond me, but for anyone else with this issue this is the fix.