Comware devices with Power over Ethernet (PoE) enabled can provide power supply remotely using Ethernet ports to powered devices (PDs, including IP phones, APs and network cameras) through twisted pairs. With PoE management, you can view and configure PoE power units and PoE ports.
PoE power unit parameters
Field |
Description |
Group ID |
An integer that uniquely identifies a power unit. |
Status |
Three statuses are available, namely, on, off and faulty. |
Max Power(W) |
Maximum power that the power unit can supply. |
Average Power(W) |
Average power that the power unit can supply. |
Peak Power(W) |
Peak power that the power unit can supply. |
Free Power(W) |
Power that the power unit can supply currently. |
PoE port power consumption parameters
Field |
Description |
Group ID |
Identifies the power group that the PoE port belongs to. |
Port Description |
PoE port name. |
Status |
Two statuses are available, namely, true and false. |
Port Priority |
Power supply priority of the port, low, high or critical. |
Max Power(mW) |
Maximum power that the port can supply. |
Average Power(mW) |
Average power that the port can supply. |
Peak Power(mW) |
Peak power that the port can supply. |
Current Power(mW) |
Power that the port supply currently. |
Fault Description |
Describes the reason for the power failure on the port. |