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Anixter: A Case Study
I order 2 switches from Anixter both have the same problem. I did sent one back to you as advanced RMA and received a replacement. The replacement still have the same problem but I do not have to enforce the POE on each camera. The replacement only has two camera for now. I had to connected one camera on port 1 and another camera port 8 to get both cameras to work. Each IP camera pulls up to 8 watts.
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