Re: VERY OT: POE over SFP module

Are you asking about a power injector for a fiber port? Sending power over
light? I have never heard of a PD'ed device have a fiber hook up ...

When I think of PD'ed devices, I think of IP cameras, APs, some low end
switches (uses the copper ports), etc ... any of the POE switches can
deliver power to these types of devices and you don't need to burn one of
your uplink ports for this. How much power you need, will influence the
switch you buy.

HTH,

Andrew

On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 3:03 PM, Muhammad Nasim <muhammad.nasim_at_gmail.com>wrote:

> You mean to say that the SFP module in 3560 (which is usually used for
> uplink) and there are minimum two or maximum 4 SFP (LX OR LH OR GT) on the
> switches, I don't think so there is any need or requirement to have POE on
> these 2 or 4 ports on 3560.
> Juniper does support some of the ports in POE for example in a 24 port
> switches juniper has 8 or 12 ports POE or rest or not (partial POE ) you
> can
> say ( I don't remember the exact partial POE ports on it)
>
> My answer is NO that there are no SFP modules which supports POE on 3560
> 10/100
>
> HTH
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> 2009/7/10 Dennis Worth <dennis.worth_at_gmail.com>
>
> > Hey group,
> > Has any come across an SFP module able to run POE for a 3560 10/100 POE
> > switch? I thought I read you could do this, but it must be another switch
> > brand.
> >
> > Thanks,
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