10-07-2024 06:51 AM
Hey there
I currently use second hand Cisco 2960S switches (full ref: C2960S-24PS-L).
According to the Data Sheet, they are 802.3at-compliant, meaning I can use them to power up 30W devices.
I purchased multiple Netgear APs, which are PoE+ enabled and should be perfectly powered-up by the switches.
However, when I plug them into my switches, I got a « Insufficient Power » error. The AP seems to believe it's connected to a 802.3af port.
How can I force a port to be 802.3at and make my APs work as intended?
I've connected those AP to a Sophos XGS126 firewall with two PoE+ port, and the APs boots up with no errors, meaning the problem comes from the switches giving them the Power.
Thanks in advance for your help
10-16-2024 01:12 AM
Hello !
I tried your command, but with no more luck...
I'm thinking more and more than since the switch doesn't handle 4 wire power, my APs won't work with it
10-16-2024 05:54 AM
Could it be your cable plant? Do you get the same error if you hook the AP direct to the switch without going through your jack field/cable plant?
10-18-2024 07:01 AM
The cables are brand new, and the APs are directly connected to the switch
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