Friday
Hi! Our Extreme 410 and 510 APs are connected to old cisco switches. When we set inline power on a port to auto the APs draw either 31.6 watts "from PS" and 30.0 "to Device". We've manually set ports to this as well.
In CoPilot anomalies we see this message for every AP.
This AP xxxxx needs at least AT (30w) power to operate at its maximum capacity but has been negotiated down to AF (15w) power.
Is this a problem? Our switches aren't capable of providing any more power. This is the only thing we've ever seen from CoPilot, does anyone ever get anything useful out of it?
yesterday
The issue is probably that the Cisco switches are too old and cannot properly classify the APs. This KB talks about the issue and how to resolve it: https://extreme-networks.my.site.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000113244
yesterday
Hello @Macknkss,
Please make sure that lldp is enabled on both the switch and APs for proper power negotiations.
Here's an article on same for your perusal: https://extreme-networks.my.site.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000058855
BR,
Sunday
Which model switches? Do you have LLDP enabled on the ports for PoE negotiation?