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device, and interface on the slot. User EXEC mode MACsec commands are supported only on ICX 7450, ICX 7650, and ICX 7850 devices. In the following example, MKA statistics are cleared for Ethernet interface 1/3/3 (port 3 of slot 3 on the first device in the stack). device# clear dot1x-mka statistics

device, and interface on the slot. User EXEC mode MACsec commands are supported only on ICX 7450, ICX 7650, and ICX 7850 devices. In the following example, MKA statistics are cleared for Ethernet interface 1/3/3 (port 3 of slot 3 on the first device in the stack). device# clear dot1x-mka statistics

interface on the slot. privileged EXEC mode MACsec commands are supported only on ICX 7450, ICX 7650, and ICX 7850 devices. In the following example, MACsec traffic statistics are cleared for interface 1/3/4 (port 4 of slot 3 on the first device in the stack). device# clear macsec statistics ethernet

capabilities. ICX 7650 Stack Configuration Overview The following table provides an overview of ICX 7650 stacking capabilities. ICX 7750 Stack Configuration Overview The following table provides an overview of ICX 7750 stacking capabilities. ICX 7850 Stack Configuration Overview The following table provides an overview of ICX 7850 stacking capabilities.

Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Be sure port connections are correct before changing modes or speeds. Be sure local and remote ports operate in the same mode and at the same speed. ICX 7650 devices

Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Be sure port connections are correct before changing modes or speeds. Be sure local and remote ports operate in the same mode and at the same speed. ICX 7650 devices

Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Be sure port connections are correct before changing modes or speeds. Be sure local and remote ports operate in the same mode and at the same speed. ICX 7650 devices

Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Converting Stacking Ports to Data Uplink Ports Be sure port connections are correct before changing modes or speeds. Be sure local and remote ports operate in the same mode and at the same speed. ICX 7650 devices

table lists ICX devices and ports that support 100-Gbps long-distance data and stacking connections. FastIron Long-Distance 100-Gbps Ports Only the following ICX 7550 models support 100-Gbps stacking: ICX 7550-24F, ICX 7550-24ZP, ICX 7550-48F, ICX 7550-48ZP. When ICX 7650-48F/P/ZP devices are

) 560 Gbps (24F/48F/48ZP) 8 MB ICX 7650 480 Gbps 564 Gbps (IO 48ZP/48ZF) 328 Gbps (IO 48P) 8 MB ICX 7850 2.0 Tbps 3.2 Tbps 32 MB ICX 8100 300 Gbps 3 MB ICX 8200 300 Gbps 3 MB ICX 7850 devices support cut-through mode although they run in store-and-forward mode by default. If enabled, the cut-through