POE is dangerous from a TSCM perspective because you can draw a huge
amount of amperage from the hub, at some pretty high voltages and use it
to drive some pretty sophisticated or high power devices. It is always
best to keep the volts and amps on a secure line as low as absolutely
possible, and to keep all VOIP traffic separate from all regular data
traffic.
It is the light blue helicopters that you have to worry about, you know
the ones with the hydrogen powered whisper drives, and the thermal
imaging mind control/reading antenna pods, which can disguise themselves
as clouds. Mostly observed in the Los Angles area approaching from their
secret bases in the mountains, and in the woods of Idaho.
O:-)
-jma
At 07:16 PM 4/27/2009, TSCM/SO Group wrote:
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about powering devices over Ethernet
I really don’t like POE as an installer for a variety of reasons, but it
can be somewhat useful for low powered surveillance devices.
For all list members that have problems stemming from black
helicopters, life will get easy, as you can now rip out all cat 5 out of
your landlords building instead of looking for white vans and black
helis……….<efg>
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