@Clive_A 

Thank you Clive_A for your answer!

Does TP-Link offer a small managed switch with poe-in that can be powered by the TL-SG3210xhp-m2?

The RP108GE was the only (smaller) switch I could find and it is to connect a TV and a streaming-box to the net. No need to have 8 ports etc.

Kind regards,

Hi @DerTom 

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DerTom wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

Thank you Clive_A for your answer!

Does TP-Link offer a small managed switch with poe-in that can be powered by the TL-SG3210xhp-m2?

The RP108GE was the only (smaller) switch I could find and it is to connect a TV and a streaming-box to the net. No need to have 8 ports etc.

 

Kind regards,

Power it with the small switch?

Nope. Most are standard PoE switches. Or unmanaged, small ones. But they use the regular power adapter. Got a few models like this but they are not standard PoE. I don't think we have one to meet your needs.

  @Clive_A 

I got me one of your poe injectors so the switch is booting... But it is not seen by omada-controller!?

Logging into the switcht there is no menu-entry to specify the controller... I do have an RP108GE V1.2 - not supported??

Kind regards,

Hi @DerTom 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

DerTom wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

I got me one of your poe injectors so the switch is booting... But it is not seen by omada-controller!?

Logging into the switcht there is no menu-entry to specify the controller... I do have an RP108GE V1.2 - not supported??

Kind regards,

It is not listed as Omada compatible. As I recall.

This one's kind of special. The mainstream product line is about the standard PoE. Reverse power or Passive PoE injectors, switches are not included. This is the rule for years.

https://www.omadanetworks.com/en/business-networking/all-omada-switch/