Extreme x150 and Cisco 1130AG

[TDMorIP]

i am fairly new to the Extreme world, we were mainly Avaya voice guys but we have been drug in to your world. so far so good but i am having an issue with having Cisco WAP's connected to the x150's. some come up, some dont, some of them work for a few days and then we see a warning on WAP that power is too low. can anyone give me any do's or donts when connecting Cisco 1130AG WAP's. FYI its a 7 site setup with 1 WAP per location. Someone mentioned turning on Legacy power mode.... Firmware is 12.1.2.17 on all switches. thanks.

 

[tanderson3733]

That was me...

If it's an x150 PoE then it's 24 port I assume. For the port that the Cisco AP is in post the result of this command:

show inline-power info detail port x

where x is the port that the AP is in.

 

[TDMorIP]

Here is one that is working okay, i would have to try after hours to get another one that isnt working. they are all the same excat WAP. thanks.


Port 20

Configured Admin State: enabled
Inline Power State : delivering
MIB Detect Status : delivering
Label :
Operator Limit : 15400 milliwatts
PD Class : class3
Max Allowed Power : 15.400 W
Measured Power : 8.700 W
Line Voltage : 50.0 Volts
Current : 174 mA
Fault Status : None
Detailed Status : valid resistor detected, 802.3a
Priority : low

 

[tanderson3733]

Yeah we really need to look at the port where the AP isn't working. What you showed here is how it's supposed to look, we need to compare to the one that isn't and see what it's reporting. It could be a setting wrong like allocated power, or it may be reporting a short or something that indicates a possible cabling issue.