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  • IPv4 ACL Configuration Guidelines

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    traffic is enabled by default. IPv4 ACLs are supported on tagged ports. An outbound IPv4 ACL with a rule pertaining to ESP protocol does not match ESP packets with IPv4 headers on ICX 7550 or ICX 7850 devices. You can apply an ACL to a port that has TCP SYN attack protection or ICMP smurf attack

  • IPv4 ACL Configuration Guidelines

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    inbound and outbound traffic is enabled by default. IPv4 ACLs are supported on tagged ports in Layer 3 software images. An outbound IPv4 ACL with a rule pertaining to ESP protocol does not match ESP packets with IPv4 headers on ICX 7550 or ICX 7850 devices. You can apply an ACL to a port that has TCP

  • Flexible Authentication (802.1x Authentication and MAC Authentication)

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    Flexible Authentication (802.1x Authentication and MAC Authentication) Flexible Authentication (802.1x Authentication and MAC Authentication) Flexible Authentication (802.1x Authentication and MAC Authentication) Feature ICX 7150 ICX 7250 ICX 7450 ICX 7550 ICX 7650 ICX 7850 802.1x Authentication

  • Multi-VRF Overview

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    , ICX 7550, ICX 7650, and ICX 7850 devices. It is recommended that these ports be configured "route-only" to prevent the leaking of switching traffic if two interfaces in the same VLAN are configured with different VRFs. Virtual interfaces Loopback interfaces Ethernet interfaces Tunnel interfaces: The

  • Multi-VRF Overview

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    illustrates a generic, high-level topology where different enterprise functions are assigned unique VRF instances. Example High-Level Multi-VRF Topology A Multi-VRF instance can be configured on any of the following: Platforms that support untagged physical ports: Applies to ICX 7550, ICX 7650, ICX

  • Stacking Deployment Introduction

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    Units Valid Stack Unit IDs ICX 8100 4 1–4 ICX 7150 8 1–8 ICX 8200 12 1–12 ICX 7850 12 1–12 ICX 7550 12 1–12 ICX 7650 12 1–12 All ICX 8200 devices must pre-load licenses. A 2 X 10-Gbps license is required to enable 10-Gbps stacking ports that would allow a unit to join a stack. For ICX 8200 devices

  • Multi-VRF Overview

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    . The following illustrates a generic, high-level topology where different enterprise functions are assigned unique VRF instances. Example High-Level Multi-VRF Topology A Multi-VRF instance can be configured on any of the following: Platforms that support untagged physical ports: Applies to ICX 7550, ICX

  • Multi-VRF Overview

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    , ICX 7550, ICX 7650, ICX 7750, and ICX 7850 devices. It is recommended that these ports be configured "route-only" to prevent the leaking of switching traffic if two interfaces in the same VLAN are configured with different VRFs. Virtual interfaces Loopback interfaces Ethernet interfaces Tunnel

  • Enabling the RESTCONF Management Interface

    RUCKUS FastIron RESTCONF Programmers Guide, 10.0.20

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

  • ICX Health Check and Get Switch Mode

    RUCKUS FastIron RESTCONF Programmers Guide, 10.0.20

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026