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Configuration Considerations for Forwarding Profiles Configuration Considerations for Forwarding Profiles Configuration Considerations for Forwarding Profiles The following configuration considerations apply to Forwarding Profiles: Forwarding profiles are only supported on ICX 7850 and ICX 7550 devices

system-max ip-cache system-max ip-cache system-max ip-cache Configures the maximum number of IPv4 cache entries. system-max ip-cache value no system-max ip-cache value For ICX 7550 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache entries is 5000. For ICX 7650 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache

system-max ip-cache system-max ip-cache system-max ip-cache Configures the maximum number of IPv4 cache entries. system-max ip-cache value no system-max ip-cache value For ICX 7550 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache entries is 5000. For ICX 7650 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache

Configuration Considerations for Forwarding Profiles Configuration Considerations for Forwarding Profiles Configuration Considerations for Forwarding Profiles The following configuration considerations apply to Forwarding Profiles: Forwarding profiles are only supported on ICX 7850 and ICX 7550 devices

Configuration Overview The following table provides an overview of ICX 7450 stacking capabilities. From FastIron release 08.0.30, 4 X 10-Gbps stacking is available from module 2 as an option. ICX 7550 Stack Configuration Overview The following table provides an overview of ICX 7550 stacking

PoE Support Matrix PoE Support Matrix PoE Support Matrix The following table lists the support matrix for the ICX 7150, ICX 7550, ICX 7650, ICX 8100, and ICX 8200 devices. PoE Support Matrix Model Power (Watts) 2-pair 4-pair Overdrive Ports PoE supported ports PoH Ports (Overdrive Configuration

Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices In default stack-100g mode, the x/2/1 and x/2/2 ports are each composed

ends, the ports will not come up. The following table lists stacking port options for each ICX device. For detailed information on available optics, refer to the RUCKUS Ethernet Optics Data Sheet. Stacking Port Options ICX 7550-48F and ICX 7550-48ZP models support 2 X 100-Gbps data uplink under

Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices In default stack-100g mode, the x/2/1 and x/2/2 ports are each composed

Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices Differences between Stack 100G and Data Link 100G Modes on ICX 7550 Devices In default stack-100g mode, the x/2/1 and x/2/2 ports are each composed