Cisco Switch issue

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Hi Employer, Cambium AP XV2-2 are WiFi 6 APs and requires 30W per port.. Could you please let me know your switch supports what Power budget and how many access points are you connecting on per switch?

Hello, I would suggest to remove this command from the configuration: spanning-tree link-type point-to-point This command should be used with Rapid PVST on half duplex link connecting only two switches, in order to allow the use of STP message handshakes. If there is an edge device on this port (pc, camera, AP), this command is not needed, Use spanning-tree portfast instead Also, why are you using trunk ports on all AP ports? Trunk is used to interconnect switches to allow multiple VLANs on the same port

I have resolved this issue multiple times in last 6 years. Lets have meeting and finalize scope to sort it technically

Do you enable LLDP. Let show power inline to see how many power used and remain. With AP using POE+ we need 30Watts (class4) for one AP.

383 / 5.000 Resultados de tradução Do you have all ports configured as uplink? according to the configuration sent, all are in trunk. the controller is in the vlan "WiFi_For_Staff" ? I believe we just have to organize the information. know which port the AP and the controller are on and put it in the same VLAN and also configure the port that connects the camera to the correct vlan which I believe is "WiFi_For_Staff"