To monitor and manage the PoE power budget on RUCKUS ICX switches, the following commands are utilized:
show inline power Command:
Purpose: Displays a summary of the PoE status, including total power capacity, power consumption, and available power.
Usage:
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show inline power
Output Details:
Power Capacity: Total PoE power available on the switch.
Power Allocations: Power consumption per port, indicating which ports are supplying power to connected devices.
Example Output:
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Power Capacity: Total is 124000 mWatts. Current Free is 64000 mWatts.
Power Allocations: Requests Honored 8 times
Port Admin Oper ---Power (mWatts)--- PD Type PD Class Pri Fault/
State State Consumed Allocated Error
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1/1/1 On On 4733 30000 2P-IEEE Class 4 3 n/a
1/1/2 On Off 6015 30000 2P-IEEE Class 4 3 n/a
(additional ports)
[Reference: For more information on enabling and managing PoE on ICX switches, refer to the RUCKUS Community post: How to enable Dynamic PoE power on the ICX switches., show inline power detail Command:, Purpose: Provides a detailed view of the PoE status, including per-port power consumption, power allocation, and device classification., Usage:, Access the switch's CLI., Enter the command:, plaintext, Copy code, show inline power detail, Output Details:, Per-Port Information: Detailed status of each port, including administrative and operational state, power consumed, power allocated, connected device type, and any faults or errors., Example Output:, Port 1/1/1, Admin State: On, Oper State: On, Power Consumed: 4733 mW, Power Allocated: 30000 mW, PD Type: 2P-IEEE, PD Class: Class 4, Priority: 3, Fault/Error: n/a, ... (additional ports), Reference: For a comprehensive list of commands related to PoE management on ICX switches, see the RUCKUS Community discussion: Information to gather for ICX POE issues., By utilizing these commands, network administrators can effectively monitor and manage the PoE power budget on RUCKUS ICX switches, ensuring optimal performance and power distribution to connected devices., ]
