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Provides options to show Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) profiles.

  • Command Path - profile>poe
  • Object - poe
  • Actions -
    • show - a PoE profile
      • name= - Name of PoE profile
      • summary  - display consolidated summary results of each profile
      • verbose (default) - display complete information per profile

POE Show Summary

  1. From the ESUx> command line, input profile poe show summary, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
    ESUx> profile poe show summary <enter>
    
    ||=====================|==========|================|================|============| ========|
    | Profile Name         | Admin    | Power Pairs    | Power Priority | Hold Time  |  Power 
                                                                                       Override|
    |======================|==========|================|================|============|=========|
    | 30W-POE              |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         60 |       0 |
    | CORP_PoE_Enabled     |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |          5 |       0 |
    | CobraNetPagingStation|  enabled |  alternative-b |       critical |         -1 |       0 |
    | DD-SWL               |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         60 |     100 |
    | DD-Test              |  enabled |  alternative-a |       critical |          0 |     500 |
    | DD-Test2             |  enabled |  alternative-a |       critical |          0 |     300 |
    | DMW-CORP-PoE-Enabled |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         -1 |       0 |
    | DMW-LAN-PC_VoIP      |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         60 |       0 |
    | DMW-OverrideEnabled  |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         60 |     300 |
    | FF-CORPPoE-Enabled   |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         -1 |       0 |
    | FF-Disable           | disabled |  alternative-a |            low |         60 |       0 |
    | FF-Enable            |  enabled |  alternative-a |           high |         60 |       0 |
    | FF-Enable-           |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         -1 |       0 |
    | FF-Hold-60           |  enabled |  alternative-a |            low |         10 |       0 |
    | FF-MAX-Override      |  enabled |  alternative-a |           high |         60 |       0 |
    | FF-MAX-Override-20W  |  enabled |  alternative-a |           high |         60 |       0 |
    | FF-PoE               |  enabled |  alternative-a |           high |          5 |       0 |
    | GW-PoE-Hold          |  enabled |  alternative-a |           high |         -1 |       0 |
    |======================|==========|================|================|============|=========|
    ESUx> _

Show a Specific POE profile.

  1. From the ESUx> command line, input profile poe show name=DD-SWL and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed:
    ESUx> profile poe show name=DD-SWL <enter>
    
    | Power over Ethernet Profile                             |
    |=========================================================|
    | Profile Name   : DD-SWL                                 |
    | Admin State    : enabled                                |
    | Power Pairs    : alternative-a                          |
    | Power Priority : low                                    |
    | Hold Time      : 60 (s)                                 |
    | Power Override : 100                                    |
    |                                                         |
    |=========================================================|
    
    ESUx> _

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