Which two commands display Power over Ethernet (PoE) power budget? (Choose two.)

The show inline power command on a RUCKUS ICX switch provides a concise summary of the Power over Ethernet (PoE) status. This summary explicitly includes the total power budget, the currently consumed power, and the remaining available power.

The show inline power detail command provides the same power budget summary as the base command but adds granular, per-port information, such as the port's priority, class, voltage, and current. Both commands are the most direct and specific tools for viewing the operational PoE power budget on the device.

A. show configuration: This command displays the switch's running or startup configuration file; it does not show real-time operational states like the PoE budget.

C. show version: This command provides details about the device's software, hardware versions, serial number, and uptime, not power statistics.

D. show chassis: While this command shows the maximum PoE power capacity of the installed power supplies, it does not display the current power consumption or remaining budget.

1. RUCKUS FastIron Command Reference, 08.0.95, Page 1588, "show inline power". The documentation states this command "displays the status of inline power for all PoE-capable ports on a device." The sample output clearly shows the "PoE Power Budget" section with "Total Power", "Power Consumed", and "Power Remaining".

2. RUCKUS FastIron Command Reference, 08.0.95, Page 1591, "show inline power detail". This section describes the command as providing a more detailed view, which includes the same power budget summary block as the base command in addition to per-port specifics.

3. RUCKUS FastIron Command Reference, 08.0.95, Page 1558, "show chassis". The documentation for this command shows that it displays hardware component status. The output for power supplies lists the "PoE Power" capacity but lacks the real-time consumption and remaining budget details provided by show inline power.