ICX 8200 Stacking Topologies

The following figure shows the location of available stacking ports on an ICX 8200-48 device. The valid-stack ports are x/2/1 and x/2/3, shown in red in the figure. All 24-port and 48-port ICX 8200 devices have the same physical port configuration for stacking on front panel Module 2.

ICX 8200-48 Stacking Ports

The following figure shows available stacking ports for an ICX 8200-24FX device. The valid-stack-ports are x/2/1, x/2/3, x/2/5, and x/2/7, shown in red in the figure.

Note: As shown, ICX 8200-24FX devices have two valid-stack-port sets. The user has the option to change to the set (1/2/5, 1/2/7). The “default” stack-port of a brand new ICX 8200-24FX unit (or any ICX 8200-24FX unit after you enter erase startup and


                  reload

) are “stack-port ethernet 1/2/1” and “stack-port ethernet 1/2/3.”

Note: The two four-port stacking banks on an ICX 8200-24FX device are separate. No stacking trunk can be formed between the ports in the first bank (ports x/2/1 through x/2/4) and the second bank (ports x/2/5 through x/2/8).

ICX 8200-24FX Stacking Ports

The following figure shows available stacking ports for an ICX 8200-C08PF device. Both ports 1/2/1 and 1/2/2 are valid-stack-ports and are shown in red in the figure.

ICX 8200-C08PF Stacking Ports

The following figure shows available stacking ports for an ICX8200-24PV device. Both ports 1/2/1 and 1/2/2 are valid-stack-ports and are shown in red in the figure.

ICX8200-24PV Stacking Ports

The following figure shows available stacking ports for an ICX8200-C08PFV device. Both ports 1/2/1 and 1/2/2 are valid-stack-ports and are shown in red in the figure.

ICX8200-C08PFV Stacking Ports

The following figure shows a three-unit ICX 8200-48 linear stack.

ICX 8200-48 Linear Stack

The following figure shows a three-unit ICX 8200-C08PF linear stack.

ICX 8200-C08PF Linear Stack

The following figure shows a three-unit ICX 8200-48 stacking ring.

ICX 8200-48 Ring Stack

The following figure shows a two-unit ICX 8200-48 stack with a four-port linear-topology trunk. For more information on linear-topology trunks, refer to Configuring Two-unit Stack Linear-topology Trunks.