So up to 12 ports at a time can do PoE+ (total 370Watts for the switch) or can all the ports do PoE+ at the same time?
1095481
As another reviewer said, all ports are POE. You have 370W total draw among all ports. Typical IP phone only draw 6-7W each. So there's plenty of power for most uses. I use these all the time for VOIP deployments. Works great.
1095482
You have 370 watts total for the switch in any combination of PoE and PoE+ that you want. Also, the 24 Port switches have the same 370 Watts as the 48 Port switches. I did one 48 and one 24 in our network. These are GREAT switches and the price is right.
307630
Four of the switch ports are PoE. The other four are non-PoE. Plug one end of the cable into one of the non-PoE ports on the switch. Plug the other end into one of the LAN ports on your router (I assume you are using a consumer-grade netgear/dlink/linksys or equivalent... any consumer-grade router will work in this configuration.)
1003421
Yes. That is its exact purpose. I believe by default all ports are configured for POE functionality. If you connect a device that is not POE, then reconfigured that specific port as non-POE so you don't fry a device or nic.
1689320
As many as you want given your power supply can supply the power. I have wired over 10 together with no problem in referents and such
1844203
Shouldn't this switch be 802.at compatible (or as Cisco calls it, PoE+)? I need to power 2x 30W AP's. The datasheet suggests that it is.
1003417
Yes. I am using it to push POE to an Ubiquity access point. However, POE is not enabled by default. You have to log into the switch management software and enable POE on whatever port your device is plugged in to.
2031770
Yes it comes with a power supply but will also work with POE so no supply will be needed if your switch supports it.
1240769
Actually Luc Roy, Your wrong... This switch can be powered from a POE switch. I plugged this switch into a Meraki 24Port POE switch this morning and was using 7W of power to power the switch. It Than also powered to Access Points. Hope this helps.
1482729
Almost - it has 48 rj45 ports, all have PoE - the first 8 are high powered, but higher-power is probably not what you want this for unless you only have a couple devices, the total power for all ports is 380Watts. The "uplink" ports are SFP slots, not usable unless you get SFP Gbics (fiber) (or copper modules if you really want that) - they are NOT SFP+. so limited to 1Gbps per SFP.
315785
If you can get Power Over Ethernet (POE) from a Netgear switch (which you probably can, I didn't look into it) then you should be fine. I wanted the least amount of headaches possible with this setup and parts that were 'proven' to work. I went with it and all worked as advertised. I'm not sure what else is out there re: POE switches, but all the components required for this project worked and continue to work and was an item in my queue for longer than I care to think. The fact that it's behind me has paid for itself in my opinion.
1953718
I believe all 4 ports work at once. The reason I say that is: My card always tries to enumerate all 4, and, because only the 2 eSATA are in use, I get a 30 second delay every boot.
1254164
There are jumpers on the board to configure any combination of two active ports. So yes, you can have one of each.
546839
you can use all 4 port as switch, u r going 2 b connected 2 the router via wireless, also on bridge mode
1851651
The software can handle 8 cameras but the poe switch in the back of the unit only has 4 ports. To hook up more than 4 cameras you would have to hook them up to an external poe switch or use a switch and injectors to get the power to the cameras.
1844201
The eight copper-only GigE ports are PoE up to 15.4W per port, but a total power budget of 64W. The optical SFP ports are combo but have no PoE.
2188392
Yes. If the POE device is 100Mb then the switch port will run at 100Mb and the injector work fine.
1701158
No. Any switch that supports POE will very clearly say so in the description.