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Yorkshirekid

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#293895 20-Feb-2022 17:37
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I'm wanting to attach a PoE camera to my LAN. I'm wondering if the setup I've drawn (badly, sorry), would work.

 

Can anyone help me please.

 

 

 





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  #2871708 20-Feb-2022 18:33
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Check the PoE brick specifications to ensure it is up to the task.  Your limitation may be the PoE budget of 1A per port and 2A max.  I don't know what juice your AP requires or a PoE camera would need.

 

As long as you are happy with the 100mbps performance of the RB750, I'd give it a go.  Perhaps ask in the Offers and Wanted forum if anyone has a retired/spare RB750.





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  #2871716 20-Feb-2022 19:13
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Learn the difference between passive PoE that Mikrotik supports and 802.3af/at.





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