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    POE Switch

    Hi all, ok.. how to explain.

    Is it safe to run a network connection off of a POE switch that does not require power? As in...



    The poe switch has 8 ports, 7 are connected to phones and one is acting as an uplink to a switch in the network cabinet. It's this uplink that I am worried about. It doesn't seem like a strange way to run things, but I just wanted to make sure!

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    Re: POE Switch

    Nothing to worry about, you can plug in non PoE devices in to a PoE switch. You're unlikely to have problems even if it's non standard PoE gear.

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    Re: POE Switch

    Running off a PoE enabled port to non-PoE switch will definitely not cause any issues.

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    Re: POE Switch

    You can even attach a computer to the POE switch and it will not cause any problems.

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