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ggagnidze
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UniFi põe

Tue Jan 08, 2019 1:08 pm

Hi There

Have RB4011, wish actually should support 57V poe-out
Also have UniFi AP, which supports 48v poe in
I am pretty sure that it is the same poe standard because if I link UniFi injector and MikroTik 1 port (poe-in) MikroTik works fine

What I want to do is link UniFi AP to 10 port (poe-out) and get powered by it.

Pretty sure that problem is in voltage, but get this errors
[ggagnidze@GD HQ] /interface ethernet poe> set 10 poe-voltage=high 
no such item
[ggagnidze@GD HQ] /interface ethernet poe> set 10 poe-voltage=     
auto  high  low
[ggagnidze@GD HQ] /interface ethernet poe> set 10 poe-voltage=auto 
no such item
Any help will be useful. Thanks.
 
nescafe2002
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Re: UniFi põe

Tue Jan 08, 2019 1:28 pm

You're in the /interface ethernet poe context which means that only poe-capable interfaces are available. So there's exactly one item with number=0 available.

Nevertheless you should fill the item number buffer by performing 'print' first, as these numbers are dynamically assigned, use [ find where .. ] syntax or use interface name directly.

[admin@MikroTik] /interface ethernet poe> print 
 # NAME                                             POE-OUT   POE-VOLTAGE POE-PRIORITY POWER-CYCLE-PING-ENABLED POWER-CYCLE-INTERVAL
 0 ether10                                          auto-on                         10 no                       none
[admin@MikroTik] /interface ethernet poe> set 0 poe-voltage=auto

These are all valid statements:

[admin@MikroTik] /interface ethernet poe> set [find where name="ether10"] poe-voltage=auto
[admin@MikroTik] /interface ethernet poe> set ether10 poe-voltage=auto
[admin@MikroTik] /interface ethernet> set ether10 poe-voltage=auto

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