I am relatively confident that MRs (that need 802.3at power) normally report they are getting 802.3at power from MX68 PoE ports. However I checked a few MRs this morning, and they are all reporting they are running in low power mode.
Does anyone have an 802.3at MR plugged into an MX68 PoE port not reporting low power mode? If so, what firmware version is your MX68 and your MR?
The last one I looked at:
MX68: 16.14
MR36: 27.7.1
You can see the PoE mode of the MR in the bottom left-hand corner of the MR dashboard screen.
I have the same problem (on all fw versions i used last year). I fixed it before reseating the cable.(i even made a new connector on it) But after some time it reverts back to low power. (Mr 46)
However MR44 is currently running normal on the same mx (fw16.15, But i think i have seen this ap also at af before)
Another issue i have with MR mgig ports on mx68 . That i have low Upload speed, it never passes 100Mbit.
I'm seeing this on multiple MR68's, so definitely not a cabling issue.
Its back at at after reseat of cable. Reboot ap from dashboard did not help. (Did not test disabling port of the mx)
I had a case but closed it after reseat of cable. And didnt bother to re-open because i dont notice any problem in low power mode.
This may sound stupid , but have you checked that both devices are running and send LLDP packets ? I'm guessing that the MX needs the LLDP packet to know that the MR is requesting 802.3at power. That could be a bug.
Neither the MX nor the MR has any LLDP configuration available to the user.
Yeah no surprise there.
Run a packet capture to see the LLDP packets maybe ? I'm pretty sure this is how they request the required power
I had the same "problem". Support told me to factory reset the MX and after that my MR52 was running normal. Much later it switched again to low power mode but I replaced the MX68 with a MX75 and there this problem does not show up.
I did some work with support on this - it's a known bug.
If you power cycle the unit from cold (physically unplug and re-plug) it comes up correctly.
If you give it a reboot (or any soft reboot) it comes up in low power mode.
Whew good to know. Same issue here. They swapped a MR52 for me already. Good to know its a known issue. Did they say anything about resolution timeframe?
The “problem” is even broader. On my MX75 I have:
Ruh Roh. Who's our company rep on here these days? this seems like a more.. impactful bug than teleworker VPNs using blah blah only fail on prime number's VLANs or whatever.