Power Profile
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Diagram
Section titled “Diagram”Classes
Section titled “Classes”wireless (catalyst_center)
Section titled “wireless (catalyst_center)”| Name | Type | Constraint | Mandatory | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| power_profiles | List | [power_profiles] | No |
power_profiles (catalyst_center.wireless)
Section titled “power_profiles (catalyst_center.wireless)”| Name | Type | Constraint | Mandatory | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| name | String | max: 128 | Yes | |
| description | String | max: 128 | No | |
| rules | List | [rules] | No |
rules (catalyst_center.wireless.power_profiles)
Section titled “rules (catalyst_center.wireless.power_profiles)”| Name | Type | Constraint | Mandatory | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| interface_type | Choice | ETHERNET, RADIO, USB | Yes | |
| interface_id | Choice | GIGABITETHERNET0, GIGABITETHERNET1, LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, 6GHZ, 5GHZ, SECONDARY_5GHZ, 2_4GHZ, USB0 | Yes | |
| parameter_type | Choice | SPEED, SPATIALSTREAM, STATE | Yes | |
| parameter_value | Choice | 5000MBPS, 2500MBPS, 1000MBPS, 100MBPS, EIGHT_BY_EIGHT, FOUR_BY_FOUR, THREE_BY_THREE, TWO_BY_TWO, ONE_BY_ONE, DISABLE | Yes |
Power Profiles define power management rules for Access Points, controlling radio states, spatial streams, Ethernet speeds, and USB interfaces. They are referenced by AP Profiles via the power_profile field (always-on) and calendar_power_profiles entries (scheduled) and are applicable to both SDA fabric and non-fabric deployments.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Example-1: Power Profile Disabling the 6 GHz Radio
Section titled “Example-1: Power Profile Disabling the 6 GHz Radio”Power profile that disables the 6 GHz radio to reduce power consumption on APs with limited PoE budget.
catalyst_center: wireless: power_profiles: - name: DISABLE_6GHZ description: Disable 6 GHz radio for low-power APs rules: - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: 6GHZ parameter_type: STATE parameter_value: DISABLEExample-2: Power Profile Limiting Ethernet Speed and Spatial Streams
Section titled “Example-2: Power Profile Limiting Ethernet Speed and Spatial Streams”Power profile that limits Ethernet speed and reduces radio spatial streams for energy-efficient deployments.
catalyst_center: wireless: power_profiles: - name: LOW_POWER description: Low power mode for energy savings rules: - interface_type: ETHERNET interface_id: GIGABITETHERNET0 parameter_type: SPEED parameter_value: 1000MBPS - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: 5GHZ parameter_type: SPATIALSTREAM parameter_value: TWO_BY_TWO - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: 2_4GHZ parameter_type: SPATIALSTREAM parameter_value: TWO_BY_TWOExample-3: Power Profile Disabling USB and Secondary 5 GHz
Section titled “Example-3: Power Profile Disabling USB and Secondary 5 GHz”Power profile that disables USB and the secondary 5 GHz radio while limiting the primary Ethernet port speed.
catalyst_center: wireless: power_profiles: - name: MINIMAL_POWER description: Minimal power for constrained PoE environments rules: - interface_type: ETHERNET interface_id: GIGABITETHERNET0 parameter_type: SPEED parameter_value: 100MBPS - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: SECONDARY_5GHZ parameter_type: STATE parameter_value: DISABLE - interface_type: USB interface_id: USB0 parameter_type: STATE parameter_value: DISABLENote: Power profiles are referenced from AP profiles using
power_profilefor the always-on profile andpower_profileon eachcalendar_power_profilesentry for scheduled profiles. The order of rules in the list is significant — rules are applied sequentially.
Power Profiles define power management rules for Access Points, controlling radio states, spatial streams, Ethernet speeds, and USB interfaces. They are referenced by AP Profiles via the power_profile field (always-on) and calendar_power_profiles entries (scheduled) and are applicable to both SDA fabric and non-fabric deployments.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Example-1: Power profile that disables the 6 GHz radio to reduce power consumption on APs with limited PoE budget:
catalyst_center: wireless: power_profiles: - name: DISABLE_6GHZ description: Disable 6 GHz radio for low-power APs rules: - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: 6GHZ parameter_type: STATE parameter_value: DISABLEExample-2: Power profile that limits Ethernet speed and reduces radio spatial streams for energy-efficient deployments:
catalyst_center: wireless: power_profiles: - name: LOW_POWER description: Low power mode for energy savings rules: - interface_type: ETHERNET interface_id: GIGABITETHERNET0 parameter_type: SPEED parameter_value: 1000MBPS - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: 5GHZ parameter_type: SPATIALSTREAM parameter_value: TWO_BY_TWO - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: 2_4GHZ parameter_type: SPATIALSTREAM parameter_value: TWO_BY_TWOExample-3: Power profile that disables USB and secondary 5 GHz radio while limiting the primary Ethernet port speed:
catalyst_center: wireless: power_profiles: - name: MINIMAL_POWER description: Minimal power for constrained PoE environments rules: - interface_type: ETHERNET interface_id: GIGABITETHERNET0 parameter_type: SPEED parameter_value: 100MBPS - interface_type: RADIO interface_id: SECONDARY_5GHZ parameter_type: STATE parameter_value: DISABLE - interface_type: USB interface_id: USB0 parameter_type: STATE parameter_value: DISABLENote: Power profiles are referenced from AP profiles using
power_profilefor the always-on profile andpower_profileon eachcalendar_power_profilesentry for scheduled profiles. The order of rules in the list is significant — rules are applied sequentially.