As suspected.
The switch isn't sensing the LLDP PoE requirements for the AP.
You may want to contact the vendor to see if there is a update; this is also seen on some Cisco switches.
Original Message:
Sent: Dec 27, 2024 06:24 AM
From: mahadev
Subject: AP 505 amber light
hi thanks for the reply
both 505 and 225 are running from same switch
below is tech support output
Power Status - ap -505
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Item Value
---- -----
Power Supply : POE-AF
LLDP Power : 0.0W
Current Operational State : USB power disabled;
Eth0 HW POE status : POE AF, LLDP power: 0.0W
Power Status ---ap- 225
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Item Value
---- -----
Power Supply : POE-AT
LLDP Power : 0.0W
Current Operational State : No restrictions
HW POE status : POE-AT
Original Message:
Sent: Dec 27, 2024 05:52 AM
From: Shieva
Subject: AP 505 amber light
My first instinct would be the PoE switch...
Aruba AP225 is AF PoE
Aruba AP505 is AT PoE
If IPM is not enabled, the AP's don't properly negotiate PoE.
To check if IPM is enabled, use the CLI.
https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/Instant_86_WebHelp/Content/instant-ug/custom-iap-param/ipm.htm
You can check the PoE Status from a Tech Support Dump
Power Status------------Item Value---- -----Power Supply : POE-XXLLDP Power : Successfully negotiated at XX.XWCurrent Operational State : No restrictions
If you have access to another PoE switch or injector, you can swap it for testing.
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Shieva
Original Message:
Sent: Dec 25, 2024 08:19 AM
From: mahadev
Subject: AP 505 amber light
hi ,
i have ap 505 (RW ) access point running on instanton v8.6 software , i have 2 ap's both are showing amber light . both ap's are connected with switch TL-SG1016PE . i also have ap 225 which are working fine . all the AP's are managed via virtual controller. in switch i see only 5.6 and 5.7 w consumed . i have also disabled ipim using ssh . only ap 505 is having issue
regards
mahadev N