Configuration Notes

  • An ICX 7750 traditional stack or a standalone ICX 7750 device can be enabled as an 802.1BR control bridge (CB).

  • A traditional stack that serves as a CB stack in an SPX domain should contain no more than four units.

  • A CB can be a ring or linear stack or a standalone unit.

  • A CB stack can be formed using Module 2 or Module 3 ports on all models.

  • A CB-to-PE link can be 10G or 40G.

  • A PE-to-PE link can be 1G, 2.5G, 10G, or 40G.

  • A CB stack can be formed with a secure setup utility or by manual configuration. (For more information, refer to the Ruckus ICX 7450, ICX 7750, and ICX 7250 Stacking Deployment Guide.

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  • The CB unit ID ranges from 1 to 12.

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  • PE IDs range from 17 to 56.

  • For manual bring-up, you must establish console sessions to all standalone ICX 7450 units and ICX 7250 units before bringing them up as SPX PEs. Once the SPX fabric is up, all functionality can be managed from the CB active unit's console, SSH, or Telnet session.

  • You should use ZTP to deploy the SPX domain. Refer to Zero-Touch Provisioning for more information.

Parent topic: Bringing Up SPX