A certain site S5130S-52S-PWR-HI|The phone set connected to the switch will restart

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Network Topology

Device model and version: S5130S-52S-PWR-HI Release 6343P08

Problem Description

On-site feedback indicates that after replacing the 3600 switch with the 5130 switch, some phone sets restart after calls, and alarms are also recorded in the logs.

%Oct 14 11:31:44:639 2024 BDC-CCU-AS-HC5130-01_20F POE/1/PSE_PORT_ON_OFF_CHANGE: Trap : PSE 4, IfIndex 4, Detection Status 6.
%Oct 14 11:31:51:815 2024 BDC-CCU-AS-HC5130-01_20F IFNET/3/PHY_UPDOWN: Physical state on the interface GigabitEthernet1/0/4 changed to up.
%Oct 14 11:31:51:822 2024 BDC-CCU-AS-HC5130-01_20F IFNET/5/LINK_UPDOWN: Line protocol state on the interface GigabitEthernet1/0/4 changed to up.
%Oct 14 11:31:53:390 2024 BDC-CCU-AS-HC5130-01_20F POE/1/PSE_PORT_ON_OFF_CHANGE: Trap : PSE 4, IfIndex 4, Detection Status 3. 

Process Analysis

1. Only the switch port supplies power. The switch is configured with non-standard POE monitoring and forced power supply, but the issue persists

2. Only external power supply is used. The switch POE power supply function is turned off. After plugging in the phone sets built-in power adapter, it works normally

3. Check the device power supply status. The device has 1585.3(W) remaining. If power insufficiency is suspected, the probability is low

 

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Slot  1:

 PSE ID    Slot No.  SSlot No. PortNum   MaxPower(W)    State   Model          

 4         1         0         48        1680.0         On      LSPPSE48B      

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 Interface    PoE       Priority  CurPower  Oper      IEEE  Detection          

                                  (W)                 Class Status             

 GE1/0/1      Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/2      Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/3      Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/4      Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/5      Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/6      Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/7      Enabled   Low       2.6       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/8      Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/9      Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/10     Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/11     Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/12     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/13     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/14     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/15     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/16     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/17     Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/18     Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/19     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/20     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/21     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/22     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/23     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/24     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/25     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/26     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/27     Enabled   Low       3.0       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/28     Enabled   Low       3.0       On        1     Delivering Power    

 GE1/0/29     Enabled   Low       2.9       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/30     Enabled   Low       3.0       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/31     Enabled   Low       2.4       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/32     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/33     Enabled   Low       3.2       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/34     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/35     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/36     Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/37     Enabled   Low       0.0       Off       0     Searching          

 GE1/0/38     Enabled   Low       2.4       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/39     Enabled   Low       3.0       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/40     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/41     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/42     Enabled   Low       2.9       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/43     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/44     Enabled   Low       2.9       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/45     Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/46     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/47     Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1     Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/48     Enabled   Low       2.9       On        1     Delivering Power   

   ---  On State Ports: 34; Used: 94.7(W); Remaining: 1585.3(W)  ---

4. On-site, the switch and phone set are connected via a distribution frame. The patch cord from the switch to the distribution frame has been replaced. Fluke test passed

 

5. Product line analysis and diagnosis information reveals overcurrent power-off records on ports 4, 27, and 41, consistent with the on-site feedback phenomenon (ports 4, 27, and 41 of 5130-1 connected to IP phone sets experiencing repeated reboots).

 

       i_s_cnt         p_d_cnt         o_cnt           s_cnt           m_a_cnt

port0   213             0               0               0               0

port1   224             0               0               0               0

port2   233             0               0               0               0

port3   578             0               3               0               1

port4   260             0               0               0               0

port5   272             0               0               0               0

port6   293             0               0               0               0

port7   306             0               0               0               0

port8   313             0               0               0               0

port9   329             0               0               0               0

port10  671             0               0               0               1

port11  190554          0               0               0               0

port12  188925          0               0               0               0

port13  187631          0               0               0               0

port14  188933          0               0               0               0

port15  187608          0               0               0               0

port16  482             0               0               0               0

port17  489             0               0               0               0

port18  189416          0               0               0               0

port19  515             0               0               0               0

port20  520             0               0               0               0

port21  189642          0               0               0               0

port22  189589          0               0               0               0

port23  189585          0               0               0               0

port24  186807          0               0               0               0

port25  186772          0               0               0               0

port26  537             0               1               0               0

port27  809             0               0               0               4

port28  554             0               0               0               0

port29  1958            0               0               0               3

port30  562             0               0               0               0

port31  568             0               0               0               0

port32  579             0               0               0               0

port33  189000          0               0               0               0

port34  189010          0               0               0               0

port35  586             0               0               0               0

port36  190011          0               0               0               0

port37  596             0               0               0               0

port38  614             0               0               0               0

port39  625             0               0               0               0

port40  808             0               8               0               1

port41  639             0               0               0               0

port42  648             0               0               0               0

port43  660             0               0               0               0

port44  666             0               0               0               0

port45  680             0               0               0               0

port46  689             0               0               0               0

port47  690             0               0               0               0

The reason for POE flapping: The customer's phone set is a Class1 terminal, which matches the switch classification result (as highlighted in the diagnostic information below). According to the IEEE standard, the maximum power supply for Class1 is 4W. If the terminal phone's power consumption exceeds 4W, it will trigger an overcurrent power-off on the switch side. After power-off, the switch will re-detect the classification and restore power, resulting in POE flapping at the customer's site.

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 Interface    PoE       Priority  CurPower  Oper     IEEE      Detection          

                                               (W)                      Class     Status             

GE1/0/1      Enabled   Low       2.7       On 1 Delivering Power

 GE1/0/2      Enabled   Low       2.7       On        1           Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/3      Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1          Delivering Power   

 GE1/0/4      Enabled   Low       2.8       On        1          Delivering Power  

 

 


Solution

Force the port maximum power to 25W to avoid power loss triggered by some phones exceeding 4W.

Configure the command line poe max-power 25000 on the flapping port

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