And I think the main reason of the invetion was on the Physical layer .to cut on the costs of laying power cables to the RF devices.Otherwise it's a good Technology. Observation.We had PoE cable for our Cisco damaged and we couldn't belive that though the device was powering ment that the cable was okay. What I mean Powering any device with PoE doesn't mean your data will go through. Questions 1If power interferes with data how come PoE doesn't even for 100m distances 2 Can I wire my building with PoE joke :-D
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