Cisco Business 140AC Wireless Access Point & Firepower 1010

[1timcisco]

I have a Firewpower 1010 that has 2 POE ports 1/7,1/8 that have 53.5VDC voltages.  When I connect the 140AC access point it will not power on and according to the specs its requires 48-56V.  I am using FMC to manage this device.  I am not using a POE injector. Has anyone seen the POE not working before on the Firepower 1010?  

[Karsten Iwen]

I just connected an AP to the PoE-port of my Firepower 1010 and the AP is powered up:

> show power inline
Interface     Power   Class   Current (mA)   Voltage (V)
---------     -----   -----   ------------   -----------
...
Ethernet1/7   ON      4       113.00         53.00

[1timcisco]

Are you managing your firepower 1010 with FMC?  What CLI did you imput that command, I dont have it as an option.

[Karsten Iwen]

It is managed by FMC and is running version 6.6.4. The CLI is the one that you get through SSH.

[1timcisco]

My cli doesnt have that option

[marce1000]

 - You may find this thread useful : 

            https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-security/firepower-1010-6-6-poe-problem/td-p/4077009

 M.

[marce1000]

 - Ref : https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa914/asdm714/general/asdm-714-general-config/interface-switch.html#task_xz1_xhy_lhb

          Pay attention to Step 7 and or review current POE status (e.g.)

 M.

[1timcisco · Accepted solution]

Turns out you have to be running firepower version 6.6, version 6.4 does not have POE on 1/7,1/8.  Atfter I updated the device the POE+ was active.

[EvanC75]

I started a new thread on this but version 6.6 does not work with 140AC for me.  I am attempting to get the newer firmware and 150 watt power supply.