Here is a document that shows ICX 6430 – 6450 Data Sheet. Inline power power-limit 15400 (THIS COMMAND BASICALLY FORCED THE PORT TO LIMIT THE POWER)Īfter I ran the above command inline power power-limit 15400 under couple of ports I had enough power available and was able to successfully bring up all 13 Access Points online. My next step was to update the ports on the Brocade ICX 6450-24P as follows: interface ethernet 1/1/24 And according to the documentation for Cisco Meraki MR72’s they do support 802.3af. I first confirmed the power these Access Points require. In order to resolve this so that I can get the last Cisco Meraki MR72 online. Looking at the command show inline power I noticed that all Cisco Meraki MR72’s were showing up as Class 4 and ports were doing by default 802.3at/30,000mWatts which means my 13th Access Point was not getting any power because ethernet1/1/24 had only 10,000mWatts left.
I was consoled into the switch so I noticed all ports showed getting power but the PoE was denied on port ethernet1/1/24. Recently ran into a minor issue when I was connecting Cisco Meraki MR72’s to a Brocade ICX 6450-24P. Brocade ICX 6450-24P PoE and PoE+ Limitations and Configuration
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