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7940 - 7960 inline power

nstathak
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‎06-09-2008 09:52 PM - edited ‎03-15-2019 11:10 AM

Do these devices support the AF standard, as the doc's are vague.

We have seen it working on another vendors switch which only supports AF.

Also did the G version change the inline power ?

thanks.

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Sushil Kumar Katre
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‎06-09-2008 10:16 PM

Hi Nicholas,

7940G - Cisco PoE only, no 802.3af

7941G/G-GE - Both

7942G - Both

7945G - 802.3af, no cisco PoE [I like it]

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7960G - Cisco PoE only, no 802.3af

7961G/G-GE - Both

7962G - Both

7965G - 802.3af, no cisco PoE [I like it]

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nstathak
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In response to Sushil Kumar Katre

‎06-10-2008 02:37 AM

thanks Sushi, confirms what we thought.

now why does force10 switch which only supports AF, is able to power up a 7940/60G ?

nick

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Sushil Kumar Katre
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‎06-10-2008 03:05 AM

Hey Nick, if its working with force10 then my guess would be 7940 supports AF but not officially declared by Cisco?

BYW have a look at this "Force10 says it has Cisco Catalyst killer - Network World" -

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2007/051407-force10-cisco-catalyst.html

Interesting!!

-> Sushil

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