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 Uploading ....  GBT-24-M
- DHCP ( DHCP client, static failover, auto MAC, DHCP name, router address, port forwarding support, testing, power up issue)
Completed
1a - default static IP if DHCP fails - 192.168.1.153 - the device will operate normally at 192.168.1.153
1b - Device will operate normally when DNS fails or if NTP fails.
1c - if the Ethernet connection is lost - DHCP will occur once the Ethernet connection is restored
- Remote access - Completed
2a - ipaddress/config.cgi does not redirect to ipaddress/ for login - we need that redirection if the user is not logged in
- Logo update - Completed
- Flash memory configuration - 256kb total in 2k blocks - 128 blocks
the CPU has 48kbyte memory - the is 24 blocks of 2k each
System variables are stored in ram, and when changes are made, are copied in 2k blocks to flash. Completed
- New Network configuration page Completed
- DHCP name ( default is GBT-24-maclsb) - show this name on the HUD - moved from password box
- set time zone, get time from 0.north-america.pool.ntp.org or other - needs NTP UDP Client, checkbox to enable
- Static option ( ip, Router, Subnet, DNS) - Checkbox to enable
- management port ( default is 80) - once changed ( cannot be less than 80 ) then the web pages are at a different port
- Display the mac address
- MAC address generated and stored in flash Completed
to convert to reserved OUI range later
- Name of the port is 30 characters Completed
- Show the port operating mode on the HUD display - display mode selected: Completed
8a - add Save button
8b - show actual MAX operating status - not requested value Bold
Dot/ Ring status Replaced by A and B
- A 2 pair mode A
- A B - 4 pair
- B 2 pair mode B
Color coded status - as read back from the MAX chip
- Bold Green = live with power on the port - 802.3at
- Bold Yellow - live with 802.3af
- Bold Blue = live with passive PoE
- weak Yellow = 802.3at/af enabled but no load detected
- add kWh consumed since last power cycled
- " Change Power consumed" into "Current (mA)
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- Watchdog timer for CPU Completed
- Started: Add mini-snmp to read-only get the status of all 24 ports using https://github.com/troglobit/mini-snmpd
we would support the vendor specific OID of Current, Voltage, Watts and Mode
The Modes are:
Command
| Mode A pins
| Mode B pins
| 00
| Off
| Off
| 01
| Off | Passive enabled/active on mode B | 02
| Off | 803.3af enabled/active on mode B | 03
| Off | 802.3at enabled/active on mode B | 10
| Passive enabled/active on mode A | Off | 11
| Passive enabled/active on mode A | Passive enabled/active on mode B | 12
| Passive enabled/active on mode A | 803.3af enabled/active on mode B | 13
| Passive enabled/active on mode A | 802.3at enabled/active on mode B | 20
| 802.3af enabled/active on mode A | Off | 21
| 802.3af enabled/active on mode A | Passive enabled/active on mode B | 22
| 802.3af enabled/active on mode A | 803.3af enabled/active on mode B | 23
| 802.3af enabled/active on mode A | 802.3at enabled/active on mode B | 30
| 802.3at enabled/active on mode A | Off | 31
| 802.3at enabled/active on mode A | Passive enabled/active on mode B | 32
| 802.3at enabled/active on mode A | 803.3af enabled/active on mode B | 33
| 802.3at enabled/active on mode A | 802.3at enabled/active on mode B |
- Completed add API to control the outputs Completed
curl -X GET http://admin:admin@192.168.5.66/API? -d port=12 -d action=Mode -d value=00
{ "Port":"12", "SetMode":"0", "ModeA":"0x80", "ModeB":"0x80" }
curl -X GET http://admin:admin@192.168.5.66/API? -d port=12 -d action=read
{ "mode":"0", "current":"0", "Volts":"0.00", "Watts":"0.00"}
11a - save these values to Flash
11b - the read function - the mode needs to be 2 digits - 00, 11, 22 33 etc
curl http://username:password@IP_ADDRESS/API/?port=[port#]&Action=[ Mode | Read ]&Value=[as needed]
port# = 1-24 or ALL
Action = Read or Mode
Read = return Mode, mA, Volts, Watts (for the selected port, or the total of all ports)
Mode - see values below
Read ALL ( port=ALL or port missing) returns the Input voltage, the total current for all ports, and Watts is he total current times the voltage.
Mode = set mode requested
00 = off
x1 = Passive enabled/active on mode B
x2 = 803.3af enabled/active on mode B
x3 = 802.3at enabled/active on mode B
1x = Passive enabled/active on mode A
2x = 802.3af enabled/active on mode A
3x = 802.3at enabled/active on mode A
- NOT STARTED Expand API to control the outputs - add limits - add Alerts
curl http://username:password@IP_ADDRESS/API/?port=[port#]&Action=[ Mode | Read | Detect | Limit | Over | Fuse ]&Value=[as needed]
Detect: Value = 1 or 0 ( send alert on PowerOn/Off change for any port). This is triggered if 802.3af or 802.3at is detected, or if the passive load changes from 0 to greater than 10 mA
Limit: Value = set current limit for each port [or ALL] , 0 to disable
Over: Value = 1 or 0 ( send alert if current Limit exceeded on any port or ALL) send alert - don't cut power until Fuse is active
Fuse: Value = 1 or 0 ( disable power to the port if the current Limit is reached ) cut power with or without an Alert
- NOT STARTED Alert Action - what to do about an alert or port status change.
a) Curl -
Curl is simply an HTTP request to a [ IP/DNS address/path ] and [ port ] ( default 80)
please see https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/
in linux, curl is http://username:password@IP_ADDRESS/PATH/?device="devicename" -d port=[port#] -d Mode=[Mode] -d UpDown=[1:0] -d Over[1:0]
in this case - Mode is the active mode at the moment, not the requested mode. If 33 is requested but 01 is detected, send 01
b) Syslog - note, syslogs are always stored locally in Ram, and transmitted by Ethernet if the user enables it.
syslog is a udp packet to an [ IP/DNS address ] and [ port ] (default 514) - values in quotes are variables from the user interface
please see https://techzone.ergon.ch/syslog-message-format
https://https://stackify.com/syslog-101/
Timestamp "DeviceName" "AlertType" Notice Local0 "message Port# Mode=xx Current =yy UpDown=[1:0] Over=[1:0]"
- NOT STARTED Power on sequence setup mode
Options:
All at the same time
or - XXXX milliseconds wait time between port, starting with port 1
- NOT STARTED Autoping
list of Ping destination and rules, one set for each 24 ports
#type of Ping ( curl[port] or classic Ping)
#IP Address or DNS ( DNS not cached)
#time between pings
#number of failed pings before action
#action ( Cycle, Fail Action, Success Action)
- Cycle if Fail
#off time for the power cycle ( seconds, 0 if alert only)
#wait time after power cycle before first ping attempt
- Fail Action
# port mode to change to ( Off, Passive A, Passive B, 802.3af A, 802.3at A, 802.3af B, 802.3at B
- Success Action
# port mode to change to ( Off, Passive A, Passive B, 802.3af A, 802.3at A, 802.3af B, 802.3at B
all failures will be logged
- NOT STARTED add events to the Syslog function
timestamp - event ( up/down with PoE type)
timestamp - user log in
timestamp - changes made
timestamp - power up/down
Flush log to Flash every 15 minutes or on power fail ( check this option )
- OLED issues Completed
display IP address
- NOT STARTED SSL HTTPS TLS 1.2 - if possible... Self Signed Cert
- NOT STARTED SNMP write
Project to add SNMP write support
- NOT STARTED ZQ Brand OUI for the mac addresses
- NOT STARTED Port Follow Command
a) define a port as the Control port ( Say port 24)
b) define a list of ports as the Follow ports ( Say 1,3,5,7,9....)
c) If the Control port changes from 802.3at to 802.3af or off, then the Follow ports change as defined below
d) A 2000 millisecond delay is built in to allow for keep alive
e) The Follow ports can be set as follows:
Control Port ->[ 24 ]
| off
| 802.3af A
| 802.3at A
| 802.3af B
| 802.3at B
| Follow port
one line per port
( example)
| [ X ] Off
[ ] Passive A
[ ] Passive B
[ ] 802.3af A
[ ] 802.3at A
[ ] 802.3af B
[ ] 802.3at B
| [ ] Off
[ ] Passive A
[ ] Passive B
[ X ] 802.3af A
[ ] 802.3at A
[ X ] 802.3af B
[ ] 802.3at B | [ ] Off
[ ] Passive A
[ ] Passive B
[ ] 802.3af A
[ X ] 802.3at A
[ ] 802.3af B
[ X ] 802.3at B | [ ] Off
[ ] Passive A
[ ] Passive B
[ ] 802.3af A
[ ] 802.3at A
[ X ] 802.3af B
[ ] 802.3at B | [ X ] Off
[ ] Passive A
[ ] Passive B
[ ] 802.3af A
[ ] 802.3at A
[ ] 802.3af B
[ X ] 802.3at B |
- NOT STARTED UL924
support the method in case 3 and 4 https://mzltg.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Emergency-article-commercial-version.pdf
- NOT STARTED Power Outage using Ethernet Phy
Can you detect the loss of a PHY connection on the Ethernet port? In other words, if there was at some point, a 10/100 mb connection on the port physically ( no ping test - just a physical connection), and that connection goes away - can you detect that?
if so - I would like to add one feature
a new checkbox, that enables this: a) a memory of any 802.3at enabled ports had an negotiated 802.3at client, prior a power outage. This means that each time a state change occurs from no client to 802.3at, or from 802.3at to empty - that the flash needs to be updated, Call this per port bit LastAT
b) test at start up and no PHY connection , then set those ports with LastAT == 1 to a per port user defined setting with a checkbox as either [ ] 802.3af OR [ ] Passive. c) once a PHY connection is established, if the checkbox is [X] then each LastAT port off for 250 ms, then go to the configured mode
d) if the PHY is lost, and the checkbox is [X] then go to b e) if the checkbox is [ ] then delete all LastAT and don't update function - with Ethernet active - we assume that the main power is alive. If main power fails, then that port is disconnected, and the GBT changes from 802.3at mode to another mode.
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NOT STARTED Configuration backup and restore. Save the present configuration to a file, upload a configuration file from disk. Config will be in plain text, variable=value, one per line NOT STARTED LDAP for user access management - need LDAP server
Change PoE Mode page to have 8 buttons per port Completed
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