Description
This article lists some POE troubleshooting commands.
Solution
Available POE related troubleshooting commands :-
# diag poe list
# diag poe get-port-status
# diag poe reset
# diag poe set-port-status [enable/disable]
Sample Output:
FG280P4613800022 # diagnose poe list
PoE53 port53: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE54 port54: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE55 port55: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE56 port56: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE57 port57: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE58 port58: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE59 port59: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE60 port60: Power-Status: Disabled
PoE61 port61: Power-Status: Searching
PoE62 port62: Power-Status: Searching
PoE63 port63: Power-Status: Searching
PoE64 port64: Power-Status: Searching
....
FG280P4613800007 (global) # diagnose poe get-port-status 65
Port(65) Power:0.00W,Power-Status: Low
Power Class: 0
Defined Max Power: 0.00W
Voltage: 0.00V
Current: 0mA
FG280P4613800022 (global) # conf sys inter
FG280P4613800022 (interface) # edit port69
FG280P4613800022 (port69) # set poe disable <--- set poe disable
FG280P4613800022 (port69) # end
FG280P4613800022 # conf sys virtual-switch
FG280P4613800022 (virtual-switch) # edit lan2
FG280P4613800022 (lan2) # conf port
FG280P4613800022 (port) #
FG280P4613800022 (port) # edit port53
FG280P4613800022 (port53) # get
name : port53
poe : enable
speed : auto
status : up
