Hello,
When we can expect the appearance hEX (RB750Gr3) with PoE out (802.3af/at)?
Re: RB750Gr3 with PoE. When?
I very much doubt they will bring that out as a product. If you look at the "older" RB750 range it didn't really feature this. Maybe when the "new" RB950 range come through then there will be a single PoE port with a faster processor.
Re: RB750Gr3 with PoE. When?
Yes, but... If you power the hEX PoE with 24V, it only does passive PoE. If you power it with 48V, it only does 802.3af/at.
So if I have two af/at devices (e.g., a wsAP ac lite and a cAP ac), and two passive PoE devices (e.g., an RB2011 and an RB260GS), they can't be powered by the same hEX PoE.
That means two hEX PoEs, two Ethernet cables, and two power supplies... or a single device that supports both passive and af/at simultaneously.
I'd rather that device be a MikroTik router, even with the footprint of an RB2011/3011.
Re: RB750Gr3 with PoE. When?
Or power it by 48v and use a UBNT PoE converter......Yes, but... If you power the hEX PoE with 24V, it only does passive PoE. If you power it with 48V, it only does 802.3af/at.
So if I have two af/at devices (e.g., a wsAP ac lite and a cAP ac), and two passive PoE devices (e.g., an RB2011 and an RB260GS), they can't be powered by the same hEX PoE.
That means two hEX PoEs, two Ethernet cables, and two power supplies... or a single device that supports both passive and af/at simultaneously.
I'd rather that device be a MikroTik router, even with the footprint of an RB2011/3011.
Re: RB750Gr3 with PoE. When?
How about this alternative: https://mikrotik.com/product/crs112_8p_4s_inYes, but... If you power the hEX PoE with 24V, it only does passive PoE. If you power it with 48V, it only does 802.3af/at.
So if I have two af/at devices (e.g., a wsAP ac lite and a cAP ac), and two passive PoE devices (e.g., an RB2011 and an RB260GS), they can't be powered by the same hEX PoE.
That means two hEX PoEs, two Ethernet cables, and two power supplies... or a single device that supports both passive and af/at simultaneously.
I'd rather that device be a MikroTik router, even with the footprint of an RB2011/3011.
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