AP recommendation for use with Nortel POE switch

Okay, so the 1130AG apparently won't work with a Nortel 460-24T-PWR switch using POE.
I can't necessarily replace the switches, so I have to write off the AP and try another one.
What model APs will work with a Nortel 460-24T-PWR switch.
Thanks.
Rick

This seems confusing to me. We use the HP 2650-PWR, which is also 802.11af and it works fine. Have you tried disabling CDP on the ports you want to use with the AP?

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