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Viewing PoE Port Details
To view additional PoE configuration information for a port, select the port and click Details.
Figure 74. PoE Port Details Page
Table 54. PoE Port Details Fields
Field Description
Interface The port number.
High Power Indicates whether high power mode is enabled or disabled. When enabled, the port supports
the PoE+ power 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.
Max Configurable Power If the Power Limit Type for the port is User (user-defined), this field displays the configured
power limit. If the Power Limit type is set to Class, then Class displays.
Class If the Power Limit Type is set to Class, this field displays the class of the connected device,
as learned in LLDP messages. Possible values are Unknown and Class 0 through Class 4.
A higher class value indicates that the device requires higher power.
Output Voltage The voltage being applied to the connected device.
Output Current The current in milliamps being drawn by the powered device.
Output Power The power in watts being drawn by the connected device.
Temperature The temperature measured at the PoE port.
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