Do your test again with the POE brick you sell attached and plug your cable into the POE brick and see if you get data out of the port on the POE brick?? Mine doesn't!
Could be a few issues there. 1: PoE injector is damaged and simply itself isn't passing data. 2: The Router WAN port is damaged, and isn't allow data passage. 3: The configuration seems right but possibly has one small thing off. 4: The firmware has a memory fault in jsut a way that is causing odd issues like this and needs a brute firmware reflash via recovery mode. I'll test fresh on one here and email you.
The routers' WAN port is passively the PoE input port. Utilizing this in most use cases is for WAN output, not input. So in order to use it this way, it requires the user to change the use of the preconfigured WAN port into a 5th LAN port.
Is the WG3526-P mode b passive POE 48V? What wires get the power? Is it Gigabit passive POE 48VDC on pin's 4,5 for 48VDC feed and 7,8 for negative return? I have all the settings right in the software as data pores out the WAN port with the barrel jack plugged in but as soon as you put the POE brick that I got threw the wireless haven into the mix, no data out of the brick. Only with the POE brick and it has done that since the day I got the brick. I assumed that I did something wrong but then I noticed in your video that you did not use the POE brick to confirm your work and started looking into it I started to figure some stuff out. The pinout I am still looking for and may have figured it out. Will let you know what I figure out, I will figure it out, just takes time and info!
Do your test again with the POE brick you sell attached and plug your cable into the POE brick and see if you get data out of the port on the POE brick?? Mine doesn't!
Could be a few issues there. 1: PoE injector is damaged and simply itself isn't passing data. 2: The Router WAN port is damaged, and isn't allow data passage. 3: The configuration seems right but possibly has one small thing off. 4: The firmware has a memory fault in jsut a way that is causing odd issues like this and needs a brute firmware reflash via recovery mode.
I'll test fresh on one here and email you.
This is a good tutorial for adding the WAN port to the LAN switch, but how does this configure for PoE?
The routers' WAN port is passively the PoE input port.
Utilizing this in most use cases is for WAN output, not input. So in order to use it this way, it requires the user to change the use of the preconfigured WAN port into a 5th LAN port.
Is the WG3526-P mode b passive POE 48V? What wires get the power? Is it Gigabit passive POE 48VDC on pin's 4,5 for 48VDC feed and 7,8 for negative return? I have all the settings right in the software as data pores out the WAN port with the barrel jack plugged in but as soon as you put the POE brick that I got threw the wireless haven into the mix, no data out of the brick. Only with the POE brick and it has done that since the day I got the brick. I assumed that I did something wrong but then I noticed in your video that you did not use the POE brick to confirm your work and started looking into it I started to figure some stuff out. The pinout I am still looking for and may have figured it out. Will let you know what I figure out, I will figure it out, just takes time and info!