legacy-inline-power
legacy-inline-power[ethernetunit /slot/port[tounit /slot/port|[ethernetunit /slot/porttounit /slot/port|ethernetunit /slot/port]...]]no legacy-inline-power[ethernetunit /slot/port[tounit /slot/port|[ethernetunit /slot/porttounit /slot/port|ethernetunit /slot/port]...]]PoE support for legacy power-consuming devices are not enabled by default.
Global configuration mode
Stack configuration mode
Do not enable this command on ports where power-consuming devices are not connected.
With global configuration enabled, if the
legacy-inline-power is configured at the interface level, it will be displayed in the interface level
running configuration. Port-level legacy power-consuming device detection cannot be
disabled from the global configuration mode. That is, when the
legacy-inline-power configuration is removed globally (from enable configuration), it is not required
for the user to configure
legacy-inline power on the individual ports where it was already enabled.
By default, the
legacy-inline-power command reserves 30 watts.
When the legacy support is disabled, 802.3af- and 802.3at-compliant devices are not affected.
The
no form of the command disables support for PoE legacy power-consuming devices.
| Release version | Command history |
|---|---|
| 08.0.70 | This command was modified to allow legacy power-consuming device detection on multiple interfaces or to all ports of the stack or SPX. |