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1G Breakout Ports
Last Updated
Sep 03, 2026
subport irrespective of the type of optics. Speed settings are changed dynamically and do not require a reboot. Each breakout subport works according to its speed settings. The 1G Breakout Ports feature is supported on ICX 7850 and ICX 7550 switches only. The 1G Breakout Ports feature is supported with
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Setting Module 2 to Uplink-100-Gbps Mode
Last Updated
Sep 03, 2026
Setting Module 2 to Uplink-100-Gbps Mode Setting Module 2 to Uplink-100-Gbps Mode Setting Module 2 to Uplink-100-Gbps Mode Breakout is supported only on module 2 in all ICX 7550 models. Use the slot 2 uplink-100g command to set module 2 uplink-100-Gbps mode on the ICX 7550-24ZP, ICX 7550-48ZP, ICX
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system-max ip6-cache
Last Updated
Sep 03, 2026
system-max ip6-cache system-max ip6-cache system-max ip6-cache Configures the maximum number of IPv6 cache entries. system-max ip6-cache value no system-max ip6-cache value For ICX 7550 devices, the default number of IPv6 cache entries is 5120. For ICX 7650 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache
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system-max ip6-cache
Last Updated
Sep 03, 2026
system-max ip6-cache system-max ip6-cache system-max ip6-cache Configures the maximum number of IPv6 cache entries. system-max ip6-cache value no system-max ip6-cache value For ICX 7550 devices, the default number of IPv6 cache entries is 5120. For ICX 7650 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache
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Two-Post Rack Mount Installation (ICX7000-RMK)
Last Updated
Sep 02, 2026
Two-Post Rack Mount Installation (ICX7000-RMK) Two-Post Rack Mount Installation (ICX7000-RMK) Two-Post Rack Mount Installation (ICX7000-RMK) The ICX7000-RMK rack mount kit is the default two-post kit for the ICX 7550. The RUCKUS ICX 7550 can be installed in the two-post rack in various mounting
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Applying Egress ACLs to Control (CPU) Traffic
Last Updated
Sep 03, 2026
traffic, use the enable egress-acl-on-cpu-traffic command. CPU traffic on standby and member units in ICX 7550, ICX 7850, and ICX 8200 stacks is, by default, subjected to outbound ACL filtering. In contrast, ICX 7550, ICX 7850, ICX 8100, and ICX 8200 standalone devices and stack active-controllers
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Resolving Module 3 Mismatches in a Standalone RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch
Last Updated
Sep 02, 2026
Resolving Module 3 Mismatches in a Standalone RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch Resolving Module 3 Mismatches in a Standalone RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch Resolving Module 3 Mismatches in a Standalone RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switch Use the following procedure to resolve a Module 3 configuration mismatch for a RUCKUS ICX
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Installing Transceivers and Cables
Last Updated
Sep 02, 2026
transceiver be used for troubleshooting. Cabling a Fiber-Optic Transceiver Replacing a Fiber-Optic Transceiver Long-Reach Multimode Adapter Module All ICX 7550 models support LRM optics through the ICX7650-4x10G module. Downlink ports on ICX 7550-24F and ICX 7550-48F require LRM adapter modules to support LRM optic transceivers.
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Power Supplies
Last Updated
Sep 02, 2026
Power Supplies Power Supplies Power Supplies Power Supply Overview The RUCKUS ICX 7550 switch supports alternating-current (AC) 400 watt and 1200 watt power supplies, and a direct-current (DC) 400 watt power supply. The RUCKUS ICX 7550 is capable of running on one power supply but requires a
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Items Required
Last Updated
Sep 02, 2026
Items Required Items Required Items Required Replacing an expansion module in the RUCKUS ICX 7550 should take less than two minutes to complete. You need the following items to replace an expansion module in the RUCKUS ICX 7550: A new expansion module A #1 Phillips screwdriver