we have the need to shut off and startup devices based on a schedule and we currently use the available options under the power tab to do so but... is there any hope for a feature request to add more granular control? ie: I can currently shut off and turn back on at the same time everyday... but what if I dont want to turn a port off on tuesdays and thursdays for example?
Or is there a way to config poe power via ssh so that I might be able to just schedule this with a small program? if so what is the ssh command to turn off poe on port 3 for example?
POE shutdown startup times WS-8-150-DC
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Re: POE shutdown startup times WS-8-150-DC
bumping for visibility, is there at least an ssh library of commands I could get?
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Re: POE shutdown startup times WS-8-150-DC
Say you want to set port 1 to 48VH, once you have ssh'd into the device, the commands are:
The CLI is designed to match the format of the cisco CLI, so it is self-documenting, press the "?" to see a list of commands available.
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conf t
int port 1
poe 48VH
end
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The CLI is designed to match the format of the cisco CLI, so it is self-documenting, press the "?" to see a list of commands available.
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Re: POE shutdown startup times WS-8-150-DC
awesome thank you Stephen
can the third command be
poe Off
or
poe 48 (for non VH devices?)
can the third command be
poe Off
or
poe 48 (for non VH devices?)
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Re: POE shutdown startup times WS-8-150-DC
It will vary by port, depending on that ports capabilities. But the CLI will itself tell you.
Once you're in the config for the port, as in here:
Type "poe ?" to get a list of PoE options for that port.
Before you script it I would recommend checking the ports you intend to automate manually to make sure they support what you intend to do.
But generally, the options are:
Once you're in the config for the port, as in here:
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conf t
int port 1
Type "poe ?" to get a list of PoE options for that port.
Before you script it I would recommend checking the ports you intend to automate manually to make sure they support what you intend to do.
But generally, the options are:
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poe [Off/24V/24VH/48V/48VH]
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