LLDP is turned on globally for TX, RX and Trap
We have changed the port to be exactly like a non smart rate switch.
interface 6/1/23
no shutdown
power-over-ethernet assigned-class 4
power-over-ethernet power-pairs alt-a
Th output below shows the POE settings for a smart rate and non smart rate and they are exactly the same but no POE on the smart rate switch.
Status and Configuration Information for port 6/1/23 - SMART RATE
Power Enable : Yes PD signature : N/A
PoE Port Status : searching PD Type : N/A
Alloc-by Configured : usage Alloc-by Actual : usage
User Profile Priority : N/A Port Config Priority : Low
Port Priority : low Pre-std Detect : Disabled
PD Requested Class : N/A PSE Assigned Class : N/A
Fault Status : None User set Assigned Class : class4
PD Class Override : Disabled Power Pairs Configured : alt-a
PoE Counter Information
Over Current Cnt : 0 MPS Absent Cnt : 1
Power Denied Cnt : 0 Short Cnt : 0
Power Information
PSE Voltage : 0.00 V PSE Reserved power : 0.00 W
PD Current Draw : 0.00 A PD Power Draw : 0.00 W
PD Average Power Draw : 0.00 W PD Peak Power Draw : 0.00 W
LLDP Information
MED Override : Disabled
MED Priority : N/A
PSE TLV Configured : dot3/med
PSE TLV Sent Type : N/A
PD TLV Sent Type : N/A
PSE Allocated Power Value: 0.00 W
PD Requested Power Value : 0.00 W
Status and Configuration Information for port 5/1/23 NON SMART RATE
Power Enable : Yes PD signature : N/A
PoE Port Status : searching PD Type : N/A
Alloc-by Configured : usage Alloc-by Actual : usage
User Profile Priority : N/A Port Config Priority : Low
Port Priority : low Pre-std Detect : Disabled
PD Requested Class : N/A PSE Assigned Class : N/A
Fault Status : None User set Assigned Class : class4
PD Class Override : Disabled Power Pairs Configured : alt-a
PoE Counter Information
Over Current Cnt : 0 MPS Absent Cnt : 0
Power Denied Cnt : 0 Short Cnt : 0
Power Information
PSE Voltage : 0.00 V PSE Reserved power : 0.00 W
PD Current Draw : 0.00 A PD Power Draw : 0.00 W
PD Average Power Draw : 0.00 W PD Peak Power Draw : 0.00 W
LLDP Information
MED Override : Disabled
MED Priority : N/A
PSE TLV Configured : dot3/med
PSE TLV Sent Type : N/A
PD TLV Sent Type : N/A
PSE Allocated Power Value: 0.00 W
PD Requested Power Value : 0.00 W
Original Message:
Sent: Mar 09, 2023 09:28 AM
From: DB86
Subject: 6300 Smart-rate Switch POE won't power Neat Pad
Try this as well: https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/AOS-CX/10.09/HTML/monitoring_6300-6400/Content/Chp_PoE/PoE_cmds/pow-ove-eth-pwr-par.htm
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Dustin Burns
Lead Mobility Engineer @Worldcom Exchange, Inc.
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Original Message:
Sent: Mar 07, 2023 06:00 PM
From: SW58
Subject: 6300 Smart-rate Switch POE won't power Neat Pad
We purchased a few 6300 Smart Rate switches (JL659A) and stacked them with standard 6300 Switches (JL661A) With the smart rate switches being member 1 of the stack in order to power our AP's. We started to add some of the Neat Pads (https://neat.no/pad/) in our office and found that the standard 6300 switch will power them but non of the 6300 Smart Rate switches will power them.
The POE specs for the Neat Pad our as follows
Neat Pad is compliant with 802.3at PoE+ (Class 4/mode A)
The standard 6300 switches are class4 but the smart rate switches can do up to class 6 using A and B pairs. I have modified the POE settings so they are set for class4 and A mode with no luck. I have also change various settings in hope to make it work but haven't be able to. I am able to power a polycom phone and cisco phone on the smart rate switch.
It just seems odd the the standard switch will power the Neat bar but the Smart Rate switch won't. I have talked to TAC but they have not been able to come up with a fix. I'm hoping someone can help.
Thanks