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02-22-2011 12:03 PM
02-22-2011 12:03 PM
Procurve 2910al not giving enough power to Cisco 1252 access points
We have a few 2910al-poe switches that can give over 15.4W per port. However our Cisco 1252 access points are only seeing 15.4 which is not enough for them to operate fully with 2 antennas. I have tried the following config settings:
int 9
poe-allocate-by value
poe-value 33
show power b returns:
9 | Yes high value 33 W 12.9 W
Does anyone have any ideas on how to make the Cisco AP take more power?
int 9
poe-allocate-by value
poe-value 33
show power b returns:
9 | Yes high value 33 W 12.9 W
Does anyone have any ideas on how to make the Cisco AP take more power?
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