WAP200E SW 2960 POE

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• SF300 vs 2960 POE

  I want to choose between these two network switches medium-sized companies in terms of reliability, quality, fan noise, bugs.

  I don't need to fibre channel,

  I use ip phones

  What is the best?

  2960. the main reason for using the SMB switches would be financial and they are simply not as reliable, unfortunately.

• Investigation on compatibility of combine fiber HP Module.

  I have a Cisco switch s 2960 PoE installed.

  I was wondering if the fiber HP #AJ718A ( http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/3790470 ) module is compatible with it.

  If it is compatible, is there much difference between it and the cisco GLC-SX-MM?

  Thank you

  I was wondering if the HP Fiber module #AJ718A   ( http://h30094.www3.hp.com/product/sku/3790470 ) is compatible with it.

  No, it won't.  You insert the SFP in a Cisco 2960 S and the port goes into 'err - disable' until you remove them.

  is there much difference between it and the cisco GLC-SX-MM ?
  

  Not a lot of difference.  There are only a few FPS manufacturers that provide components for the major manufacturers like HP and Cisco.  The difference is that Cisco has inserted a brand Cisco SFP IDPROM algo.  The unit will interrogate the component and if the extracted from the IDPROM hash values do not match, then the port goes in "err - disable.

• APs 1242AG LWAPP mode conversion problem

  Hello

  I have a few APs 1242AG to convert standalone in LWAPP mode. The conversion tool (v 3.4) keeps giving me an error saying that there is a list of firewall or preventing work TFTP access.

  It is this time I use the internal TFTP server in the tool or TFTPD32 on the same PC or even if I leave the picture in TFTPD of flash on the 2960 POE switch I test the upgrade on the access point is connected to!

  If do it manually one ' archive download-sw / overwrite/no-set-boot tftp: / /... ". "since the console telnet on the same access point, it downloads the image very well. I can also copy the config for my TFTP server!

  It's driving me crazy ideas that I hurt APs to LWAPP mode.

  Oh the WLC is a race 5508 latest 7.x code, but I don't think that's relevant here.

  Concerning

  Pat

  Hi Pat,

  It's just a warning msg.

  Thank you

• WAP200 Wireless - G Rangebooster POE Access Point

  I have a few questions about the foregoing, called Access Point.

  I searched the site of Linksys and has failed to locate the manual for it.

  So I wanted to ask if someone can give me the link to the manual is?

  Also I wanted to ask you whether the above-named Access Point is Automatic Configuration of the button that

  would allow him to detect and use the optimum depending on the network parameters (provided that it is

  connected with other linksys products)?  Since it is an access point what review / limitations exist

  in case that the bridge isn't a linksys one?

  Q: well the question is if I connect to an Access Point (say WAP54G) in Access Point mode to a switch that allow a Wireless Client to connect to the network.

  A: Yes, that would allow a wireless client to connect to the network. Deal with the AP as a "wireless switch". If you have DHCP running on the network, the DHCP information will also provide computers wireless connecting to the AP.

  Q: the second question is how can I connect a gateway (for example WAG200G) so more that the entire network to the Internet?

  A: you can connect the WAG200G to the switch. Your installation will be: WAG200G - switch - AP))) (((Wireless PC

• 4506E Core and 2960S access IP Camera System switches

  Hi all

  I implement my first Cisco network and needed a little guidance. Here's the scenario and I wish that it works:

  • 2960S access switches will have cameras IP PoE and POS stations connected to them with the core fiber uplinks.
  • 4506E central office switch will have all the switches connected to the fiber SFP uplink ports access. All fiber optic cables are single mode with LC connectors.
  • All the cameras IP PoE and the other the camera server NETWORK card will be the 172.16.0.0/16 network and in case of default Vlan 1.
  • All computers of end users and a NETWORK card in the camera server will be on the 192.168.1.0/16 network and Vlan 2. 2 VLAN is needed as the main switch.
  • All stations of POS and stand-alone server POS will be on 192.168.20.0/16 and Vlan 3 switch network access and the base.
  • It will be a completely closed network, no internet access.
  • Computers end users will access video server with raids unicast.
  • All switches interconnect fiber SFP transceivers of 1 GB.
  • VLANs are not to communicate with eachother, just need to Vlan 1 and 3, be passed on to the switch base. It will be setting ports in the trunk switchport mode correct?
  • I gave all the devices static IP networks, with the exception of IP cameras that will get the IP Address of the DHCP server.
  • When I plug in a device of watt PoE 15.4, is the port set to auto detects by default so it lights camera or manually activate PoE on the port?

  -I have to run DHCP on central switch, only on the default Vlan 1 172.16.0.0/16 network so my IP cameras can obtain an IP address.

  IP dhcp pool cameras

  network 172.16.0.0 255.255.0.0

  default router 172.16.0.1

  -On the PoE IP camera and POS station ports I think following configuration:

  switchport mode access

  spanning tree portfast

  I would like to know what you think. I have a few weeks before they must go to the production. Any help and advice will be greatly appreciated!

  I will be checking periodically the thread and display updates.

  Yes I see!

  So with each carpet use "port 1' for each channel.

  for example

  If we have a stack, there that a single etherchannel, should therefore be port-channel 1 (the first 6). This could bind to the 4500 to Portchannel 1

  When we have the second battery, it will also be an etherchannel, which is the port-channel 1 (the first 6).

  This could bind to the 4500 on Portchannel 2

  and so on... The port-channel number is locally meaningful only so you don't meet for loops if its configured as suggested, etc...

  This way you can keep it simple and you will have ease of management in this way.

  No, there is no point linking medical examinations to configure

  Hope it makes sense.

  Please evaluate the useful messages, & mark as answer questions thank you.

• PoE to power a switch

  Does anyone know of an Ethernet hub or switch that can be powered from Power Over Ethernet?  I have a location without electricity but with an Ethernet jack.  This would allow me to extend the network there without having to invest in the walls of the electrician and opening etc.

  Thank you.

  There are switches that can provide Poe or be powered by PoE equipment (such as Netgear and TP-Link) network suppliers. It is also possible to use a separate PoE injector for the provision. For switches/routers without possibility to be powered directly by PoE, a PoE splitter can offer an alternative solution. There are some limits of voltage and current (and temperature) that must be respected. In addition, always check the construction and electrical instructions for your country.

• Express airport capable of PoE?

  Looking at a security camera that connects through PoE.

  If it will work on my AEBS with 2 ethernet wan/lan?

  Sorry, but Apple airports do not PoE support.

• I get my internet through a Repeater.  There is a POE carrier then online, then a router adapter yet.   Can I use an Airport Extreme with POE to improve my WiFi range?

  I live in Baja California Surinamese no cable.  You want to improve WiFi.  Not sure how to interact with a POE.  Tried to set up the airport without a bit of luck.  Appreciate some feedback.

  If the connection between the POE (Power over Ethernet) device and the AirPort Extreme is a wireless, then you will not be able to extend the network Wi - Fi of the OCB in the extreme. This is possible with an another AirPort base station.

  In addition, only a particular model of the base station AirPort Extreme POE supported wired connections. It was discontinued in 2007 and is model # A1034.

• GS728TP: PoE fault

  Hello

  We just purchased a Smart GS728TP PoE Switch.

  Unfortunately, when we plug in a new device requiring of PoE, the switch must be rebooted before will recognize (and power) of the new device. It works without problem once this has been done.

  I raised a support ticket and Netgear advised me, it must be a hardware failure on the device. They suggested that I return to the vendor.

  My initial intention was to buy a GS724TP, but was apparently it is now obsolete and the GS728TP was a direct replacement.

  We also have a GS748TP (purchased at the same time), and it works without any problem of PoE.

  Has anyone encountered a similar problem?

  Maybe I missed something obvious in the configuration. However, I have done a factory reset (and also waited 20 minutes to see if the switch recognizes the device without having to reboot).

  Many thanks in advance,
  Stephen

  Hello

  I am very happy to find a topic referring exactly the issue I encountered.
  I also received a replacement switch put the problem was always the same (latest firmware from the website, etc...).

  After hours of troubleshooting, I discovered that it is related to the switch cascading behind it.

  This GS728TP was connected on a GS724TP, both are POE switches, I disabled the POE feature on the two switches on the ports used for them and no problems cascading more.

  I don't know if you've had the same configuration, but in my case, it is now resolved!

  Kind regards.

• M4100 - 26G - POE - lack of recurring overload on 17-24 ports

  I have a M4100 - 26G - POE that I bought a few weeks ago and I see recurring defects of overload on 17-24 ports only. I used the exact same cables and devices on ports 1-16 and they all work fine, but if I move the cable to one of the top ports this will work for a few minutes then reset due to a defect of overload all few minutes or more. Everything goes well with the cables or connectors, and like I said it works fine on ports 1-16. Ports 1-16 are configured as ports 17-24 in the page web.

  I want to know is if anyone else experienced a similar problem. Specifically, I want to know if it's a defective unit, a hardware design flaw, or a problem with the firmware (version for this model). I tend to think, it's probably a defective unit, but I would not be shocked if it is a firmware issue.

  I want to know because I won't go well the expense by exchanging the unit to the store or swap try it on warranty and get a replacement that is a refurbished, model unless something is actually wrong with the hardware. I don't know that I see myself using more then 16-port POE in the foreseeable future.

  Firmware 10.0.1.27 is now available, and a section in the release notes may relate to this problem:
  

  Someone who goes through this thread who saw this problem, tell us what you find!

  I sold my M4100 - 26G - POE because I needed a job switch.

• does anyone have a good recommendation for a voltmeter of PoE that can be integrated into Labview/TestStand?

  I started looking for a voltmeter of PoE, but so far all the ones I've found are for use of the mobile hand held.   I'm looking for a version that can be integrated in an automated production environment.

  Can someone point me to a voltmeter of PoE who has control USB or ethernet.   Ideally with Labview drivers. But if I do these myself I'll be okay with that.

  Unfortunately, I've not seen anything quite like that around. The closest I could find was the PoE3N-reach technology RT, which looks like it might have connectivity RS-232.

  Another option might be to type the tensions of the ESP and read those who use a more general tool as a DMM device or data acquisition. Something like the POET systems-FM-1. Maybe something like this work?

  There may be someone on the forum who is more familiar with POE that I am, but that's what I was able to dig up.

  William R.

  National Instruments

• POE Ethernet switch

  Hello

  I'm new to ethernet.  I will link two 9188XT chassis 300 feet from the other.  One will be a master and a slave.  The main chassis will be locked in a box with an ethernet switch connecting the master, slave and the computer.   The computer using labview will be 300 feet away from the main frame.  My question is the ethernet switch must be poe (power compatible ethernet) or can I use an ethernet router that doesn't use poe.  Thanks in advance for your answers

  The cDAQ-9188XT is not (it must be powered by a separate power supply) PoE compatible. You can use it with an ethernet switch that does not support the PoE.

• LAPAC1750PRO & Cisco 2960-S - LACP issues Switch

  Hello community,

  I currently have a layer 2 Cisco 2960-S switch. It has 48 port Gigabit Ethernet ports and 4 SFP ports. I have Setup 3 VLAN on the switch VLAN 10, 11, 255. VLAN 10 is for my home equipment, VLAN 11 for my Audio/video/server equipment and VLAN255 is my network of comments. It's all behind a normal router from D-Link 4 port every day. All correctly connected working processes.

  I have the LAPAC1750PRO access point, I went ahead and ran 2 Cat6 cables so I could take advantage of the link aggregation 802.3d of the Access Point. I configured the passage from what I can tell properly. The problem is that when I turn on the two links AP causes beating port and stop passing traffic. If I disable the second link (leaving the active primary link) everything is stable. Speed is decent on my laptop, and from my iPad, it's fantastic.

  Does anyone have experience using the Protocol LACP (link Aggreagtion 802.3d) with this Access Point? I really want to use this so I can get 2 Gbps throughput of this device to my other devices.

  I'll be happy to post my Cisco Configuration so if someone is paid enough in that as well.

  Thank you

  Jason

  Senior Network Engineer

  OK - I thought about it. He was not at all a problem with the switch or my setup. This is the problem...

  Here's the question – and how I fixed it.

  1 cisco switch - Configuration:

  !

  GigabitEthernet1/0/1 interface
  switchport access vlan 10
  switchport mode access
  spanning tree portfast
  channel-group mode 1 on

  !

  interface GigabitEthernet1/0/2
  switchport access vlan 10
  switchport mode access
  spanning tree portfast
  channel-group mode 1 on

  That's right - this force LACP on the unit and do not have to worry about negotiating/connections protocols.

  2. access point - if it is already configured - factory reset the unit. LACP must be enabled during active keybord with DHCP boot. After that you can configure it as you want.

  What I had to do so was by default the access point and let it be starting with LACP rebuild - I wonder if this is due to something in the firmware that, once the NIC is configured, they become hardcoded and do not change to different settings?

  Whatever it is - this problem is solved.

• Wired router with POE and Gigabit ethernet to run two AC1750 access points?

  Hello, I'm looking for a recommendation for a wired router with POE and Gigabit ethernet to connect to both access to ceiling LinkSys AC1750 points internet routing on the WAN to a Virgin Media UK cable connection plug - can someone advise a good solution?

  I'm a Home Office / Small Office so user there are several Wired's devices and a mixture of wireless clients. I need at least 8 ethernet outlets. Reliablity and speed performance are important, but not important enough to go overboard on the cost!

  Many thanks to you all.

  I recommend a router Linksys (SMB) LRT214\224 and a switch POE LGS Linksys (SMB). This combination will be very fast and stable.