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POE Power On/Off via Web-Interface
POE Power On/Off via Web-Interface
2025-08-01 14:00:19 - last edited 2025-08-04 02:12:21
Model: TL-SG108PE  
Hardware Version: V5
Firmware Version: 1.0.0 Build 20230218 Rel.51358

Hello

 

I've been using a TL-SG108E for years and can turn the ports on and off there with the help of cURL commands. This can be used well for home automation.

Now I needed POE for some cameras and bought the TL-SG108PE and was a bit surprised that POE remained active after I switched off the port via the web interface (Switching – Port Setting).

Okay, I understand that one is not necessarily related to the other.

What I'm simply missing is a function that allows the POE function of each individual port to turn on and off again.

The fact that the HW of the switch supports this can be seen in the POE Auto Recovery function.

It would be great if you can add this feature with a FW update. I think this is a trifle for your SW developers.

Greetings Claus

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Re:POE Power On/Off via Web-Interface-Solution
2025-08-04 02:12:18 - last edited 2025-08-04 02:12:21

  @Claus_E 

Only PoE models of 16-port or above support PoE management. 

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Re:POE Power On/Off via Web-Interface-Solution
2025-08-04 02:12:18 - last edited 2025-08-04 02:12:21

  @Claus_E 

Only PoE models of 16-port or above support PoE management. 

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Re:POE Power On/Off via Web-Interface
2025-08-04 07:09:32

  @Clive_A 

Thank you for your quick answer. It is good to know but no solution for me.

 

I search for a climate friendly solution. I want to save Energy for a better climate. To use a 16 Port Switch when you only need 6 Ports, is also not climate friendly.

 

Please add this feature, it is a small thing to do in your SW but many or your users can save Energy.

 

And do not forget your competitors do not sleep. I found a 8+2port switch with time scheduled POE on/off function, but it was a switch witch can comntroled via cloud, witch is also not useable for me.

 

Greetings Claus

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Re:POE Power On/Off via Web-Interface
2025-08-04 07:34:44 - last edited 2025-08-04 07:37:33

  @Claus_E 

Claus_E wrote

  @Clive_A 

Thank you for your quick answer. It is good to know but no solution for me.

 

I search for a climate friendly solution. I want to save Energy for a better climate. To use a 16 Port Switch when you only need 6 Ports, is also not climate friendly.

 

Please add this feature, it is a small thing to do in your SW but many or your users can save Energy.

 

And do not forget your competitors do not sleep. I found a 8+2port switch with time scheduled POE on/off function, but it was a switch witch can comntroled via cloud, witch is also not useable for me.

 

Greetings Claus

A 16-port PoE switch does not mean you will get a power consumption of 16 ports. It depends on how many PoE you get connected to the PoE switch. 

A simple switch when in idle state, compared to 8 and 16, would be around less than 10 watts if PoE is not involved. Even less, may be 2-3 watts more on 16-port. 

And the product itself supports auto power saving. 

 

We have products that can work with the remote control like the Omada Controller which can be hosted on the cloud as well and can do remote control.

You can consider a different model, the SG2000 series. For example, SG2008P. Price would be a little bit higher, unlike the TL-SG series switch. And you have more control and functions over the device. 

 

I do not guarantee that any feature discussed will definitely be implemented. I am here to inform you about the current situation and possible solution. If the mentioned products cannot meet your expectations, you may compare different products and choose the one that fits your environment. 

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