The question was “Can I run a mini-PC via PoE?”. The answer was Yes.
I naively assumed you knew how things worked and were unsure about the power capacity. If you wanted a detailed walkthrough on how to plug things together, you should’ve asked. And I would not have bothered.
What even are you asking at that point. I can’t believe I’m suggesting that, but you should put your post through the plagiarism machine, they’d make more sense.
The question was “Can I run a mini-PC via PoE?”. The answer was Yes.
I naively assumed you knew how things worked and were unsure about the power capacity. If you wanted a detailed walkthrough on how to plug things together, you should’ve asked. And I would not have bothered.
I know how things works, sure. Do you? Because I’m asking for proof on how to do it and you’re not providing any answers.
I literally quoted you an actual specification for PoE, and yet you’re still confused. There’s wasting time and there’s talking to you.
You quoted a spec, great. I can spec out a lot of things; doesn’t mean it exists.
PoE goes up to 70w and, hey, guess what, they make NUC’s that take 50w.
Great. So how do I make that work?
You plug the later in the former.
What even are you asking at that point. I can’t believe I’m suggesting that, but you should put your post through the plagiarism machine, they’d make more sense.
With what adapter? That’s been the point the entire time.
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