MS355 Series Switches 10Mpbs?

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Dkurtz
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MS355 Series Switches 10Mpbs?

Is it possible for the MS355 Series Switches to be configured to support 10/100Mbps PoE on specific ports?

 

If yes, can you please direct me to the appropriate configuration documentation?

 

I really appreciate any information on this subject.

Thank you!

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Johnfnadez
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Just make sure that U have the auto negotiation enable on the switchport.

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Johnny Fernandez
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Johnfnadez
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Hi,

 

When you connect a link In your switchport. It will negotiate speed against the device connected. So don´t worry about it. You have a switch that will support this speed without issues.

https://documentation.meraki.com/MR/Other_Topics/Ethernet_Link_Negotiation_on_Cisco_Meraki_APs

 

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Johnny Fernandez
Network & Security Engineer
CCNP | JNCIP-SEC | CMNA
Johnfnadez
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Just make sure that U have the auto negotiation enable on the switchport.

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Johnny Fernandez
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CCNP | JNCIP-SEC | CMNA
Dkurtz
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Thank you for the snappy response John. Greatly appreciate it.

PhilipDAth
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To be clear - an MGig port will not support 10Mb/s or 100Mb/s,

 

So if you need this select an MS355 that also has standard Gigabit ports and use one of those.

Dkurtz
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Philip, thank you and understood. I'll go verify the specific model before proceeding.

GIdenJoe
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@PhilipDAth, small correction

Indeed mGig ports do not support 10Mbps anymore but they do support 100Mbps just like the mGig Catalyst switches do.

Also from the datasheet:

Multi-gigabit (mGig) ports support 100M/1/2.5/5/10G of bandwidth over copper cabling

cmr
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@Dkurtz you can force 10Mb full duplex on the 1Gb ports but you cannot force 10Mb half duplex which has caught us out for one old device, time for a crappy hub I think...

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Dkurtz
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John, apologies but I was just updated. Apparently the device we are connecting to does not support auto negotiation. Is there a way to "hard-code" the 10Mbps to a specific port?

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