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Revision as of 16:02, 1 June 2015
Power Over Ethernet
This page documents our usage of POE kit.
Producers
| Name/type | Gigabit? | Ports | Location | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PowerDsine 6012 | No | 12 | downstairs kit pile | Has a serial port, don't know how to manage it |
| Phihong POE370U | Yes! | 16 | Quiet room rack | code to manage it here: https://github.com/londonhackspace/phihong |
| Cisco 3560 | No | 24 | Basement Rack, hostname cisco-poe | |
| Dlink P1012 | No | 12 | downstairs kit pile | Manageable with Ethernet, not setup. |
Consumers
currently running
- ap1 and ap2, both upstairs, powered by the Phihong P370U
- Mainroomcam
- classroomcam
- perlman (backdorbot)
- booch
- many ip phones around the space for Project:VOIP
not yet installed
- Arduino + DMX shield
- acnodes x ?