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PoE Port Configuration
PoE Port Configuration
You can use the PoE Port Configuration page to administratively enable or disable PoE on ports that
support it and to configure the port priority and other settings. To display this page, click
Power Over
Ethernet
>
Port Configuration
in the navigation pane.
Figure 72. PoE Port Configuration Page
The following settings display for each port that supports PoE.
Table 53. PoE Port Configuration Fields
Field
Description
Interface
The port number.
Admin Mode
Indicates whether PoE is administratively enabled or disabled on the port. This feature is
enabled by default on ports that support PoE.
Priority
The priority of the port when allocating available power. Power is delivered to the higher-
priority ports when needed before providing it to the lower priority ports. Possible values are
High, Low, and None. None is the lowest priority and the default for all ports.
Schedule
The scheduled time, if any, when source power is available on this port. Options are:
None—Source power is available at all times (subject to the port priority). This is the
default selection.
Schedule 1—Source power is available during the configured first schedule.
Schedule 2—Source power is available during the configured second schedule.
You can configure schedules on the PoE Port Schedule page.
High Power Mode
When enabled, the port supports the original PoE standard and the PoE+ standard, which
allows for providing up to 30W of power. When disabled, the port supports the original PoE
standard only, which allows for providing up to 15.4W of power. This setting is disabled by
default.
If PoE+ functionality is required, the High Power Mode setting must be enabled on the port,
even when the switch is configured to operate in Dynamic Power Management mode (see
