[Sderby] Power over Ethernet
Luke Dolman
luke.dolman at btinternet.com
Fri Jan 14 17:09:18 GMT 2005
Mike Hemstock wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I'm having trouble getting PoE to work through a firewall. The device
> will not power up using PoE. If I put a adapter directly into it I can
> see data traveling through the firewall, but not power. I have ran
> tcpdump and there appears to be no power getting through. I assume there
> must be a way to create rules to allow power through the firewall, but I
> have grepped the iptables man page and searched on google and can't find
> anything. I tried doing iptables -F to flush the rules and allow anything
> through, but the firewall is still not passing power. Does anyone know if
> there are any specific rules to enable power through iptables for Power
> over Ethernet enabled devices? I assume Power over Ethernet travels via
> UDP? Does anyone know what port its on?
>
> Mike.
>
Slightly in same the vein, I've also been struggling with a POE problem
of my own - I'm having trouble booting POE devices over a wireless
link.Fortunately for me this is a public access network so I've no
firewalls to deal with at this time, nevertheless I do seem to be
struggling to get any devices to work. I've tried a multitude of
different vendor hardware and find it nigh on impossible to believe that
all the equipment I have is faulty.Anyone else encountered this problem
before?
Also, does anyone know the maximum supported devices for POE on a wlan ?
Cheers,
Luke
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