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PoE Overload/Fault with AP3715i

PoE Overload/Fault with AP3715i

Rich_Pacheco
New Contributor III
Hi. I was wondering if anyone is seeing the same issue I am. I have over 1200 APs installed on a couple of C5210 controllers running 09.21.01.0179 code. Those 1200+ APs are broken down to the following three models:

650+ are 3715i
390+ are 3825i
150+ are 3610i

These are connected to either C3G124-48P (running 06.61.09.0012) or C5G124-48P2 (running 06.81.01.0027 code) switches.

It seems like every week or so I get a 3715i AP that is down and when I look at the switch port, it says "PoE Overload or Fault". When I replace the AP with another new 3715i, the switch port is fine and the new AP comes up instantly so it doesn't appear to be a switch issue. I've tried connecting the problem AP to different PoE switches in our lab as well as just plugging it in to a PoE Injector and it won't come up. It's dead, so we get it RMA'd and a day later a new one shows up. I wouldn't care if this happening once in a while, but I've had to replace 20+ access points and it only seems to happen to the 3715i. We've opened a case with the GTAC a few months ago, but never heard back. I'm getting tired of replacing APs. I was just curious if anyone was having the same problem.

Regards,
-Rich

5 REPLIES 5

Rich_Pacheco
New Contributor III
Thanks Craig.

Craig_Guilmette
Extreme Employee
Hello Rich
I have opened a new case # 01167380 to track these failures and to inquire with our Quality Group to see if we are noticing any POE failure trends.

Doug
Extreme Employee
Got it, thanks Rich.
Doug Hyde
Director, Technical Support / Extreme Networks

Rich_Pacheco
New Contributor III
Hi Doug. We just RMA'd (3) 3715s with this issue today (case # 01167363). I should have the replacements in a couple of days and these should be on their way back to you guys by the end of the week.

-Rich P.

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