Displaying Poe Port Status - Avaya 3500 Series Getting Started

Managing Power Over Ethernet (PoE)
Important:
The Power Source Present listing displays the current power source for the switch: AC Only.

Displaying PoE port status

Display the administration status, detection status, power limit, port priority, and the PD classification
for each port.
The DTE Power Status displays error messages if the port is not providing power. The following
messages can appear:
• Detecting — port detecting IP device requesting power
• Delivering power — port delivering requested power to device
• Invalid PD — port detecting device that is not valid to request power
• Deny low priority — power disabled from port because of port setting and demands on power
budget
• Overload — power disabled from port because port is overloaded
• Test — port in testing mode
• Error — none of the other conditions apply
• Disabled — the port has been administratively disabled
Procedure
1. Enter Privileged EXEC mode:
enable
2. At the command prompt, enter the following command:
show poe-port-status [<portlist>]
Example
The following figure provides a sample output of the show poe-port-status command.
switch#show poe-port-status
Admin
Port Status Status
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1 Enable Detecting
2 Enable Invalid PD
3 Enable Detecting
4 Enable Detecting
5 Enable Detecting
6 Enable Detecting
7 Enable Detecting
8 Enable Detecting
9 Enable Detecting
10 Enable Detecting
11 Enable Detecting
12 Enable Detecting
13 Enable Detecting
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Current
Classification (Watts)
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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Limit
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32 Low
32 Low
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32 Low
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32 Low
32 Low
32 Low
32 Low
32 Low
32 Low
32 Low
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July 2015