Hi  @ve7cbh 

Thanks for posting here.

What do you mean specifically by “disabled”?

Are you referring to the POE status of this port constantly showing as disabled in the web interface and being unable to be enabled? If so, could you please provide a screenshot?

Or are you saying that this port cannot supply power to any PoE device?

How do you power on the EAP235-wall? via a POE switch or a POE adapter? Please also give us the model number. Thanks.

  @Vincent-TP 

I'm back (after a long silence) as we may finally have some new (CA) firmwares...  I have a fleet of these 235's at a few locations and the POE port is being used on most of them (powered via POE+ switches)...normally I could just downgrade in the event of something like this, but this particular firmware makes that impossible, so I kind of need to know if this is really an issue or not before proceeding with any upgrades.

Hi  @d0ugmac1 

Understood. Generally, there won’t be such issues, but just in case, I’ll have my team check this situation.

@ve7cbh 

Looking forward for your update.

d0ugmac1 wrote

  @Vincent-TP 

 

I'm back (after a long silence) as we may finally have some new (CA) firmwares...  I have a fleet of these 235's at a few locations and the POE port is being used on most of them (powered via POE+ switches)...normally I could just downgrade in the event of something like this, but this particular firmware makes that impossible, so I kind of need to know if this is really an issue or not before proceeding with any upgrades.

Confirmation that this is a 'non-issue' or at least that TP-link will provide a process to downgrade if it is?