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What is the difference between inline power and PoE?

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What is the difference between inline power and PoE?

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A. They are the same. When Cisco Systems® first introduced powered Ethernet ports, the technology was called inline power. In order to allow for universal terminology, Cisco now uses “Power over Ethernet” or “PoE” for all deployments, standard or pre-standard.

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