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  • Supported Hardware

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    Supported Hardware Supported Hardware Supported Hardware This guide supports the following RUCKUS products: RUCKUS ICX 8200 Switches RUCKUS ICX 8100 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7850 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7650 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switches For information about what models and modules these devices support, refer to the hardware installation guide for the specific product family.
  • UDLD - Uni-Directional Link Detection

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    UDLD - Uni-Directional Link Detection UDLD - Uni-Directional Link Detection UDLD - Uni-Directional Link Detection Feature ICX 7150 ICX 7150-ES ICX 7550 ICX 7650 ICX 7850 ICX 8100 ICX 8200 Unidirectional Link Detection (UDLD) (Link keepalive) 08.0.60 10.0.10d 08.0.95 08.0.70 08.0.90 10.0.10f 10.0.00 UDLD on tagged ports 08.0.60 10.0.10d 08.0.95 08.0.70 08.0.90 10.0.10f 10.0.00
  • Supported Hardware

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    Supported Hardware Supported Hardware Supported Hardware This guide supports the following RUCKUS products: RUCKUS ICX 8200 Switches RUCKUS ICX 8100 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7850 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7650 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switches For information about what models and modules these devices support, refer to the hardware installation guide for the specific product family.
  • Supported Hardware

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    Supported Hardware Supported Hardware Supported Hardware This guide supports the following RUCKUS products: RUCKUS ICX 8200 Switches RUCKUS ICX 8100 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7850 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7650 Switches RUCKUS ICX 7550 Switches For information about what models and modules these devices support, refer to the hardware installation guide for the specific product family.
  • Protecting against TCP SYN Attacks

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    are exceeded. ICX 8200 and ICX 8100 devices do not support the ip tcp attack-rate burst-normal burst-max command. Refer to Defense against TCP Denial of Service Attacks on ICX 8100 and ICX 8200 Devices for information on available TCP DDOS options for ICX 8100 and ICX 8200 devices. Incoming TCP SYN
  • Protecting against TCP SYN Attacks

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    are exceeded. ICX 8200 and ICX 8100 devices do not support the ip tcp attack-rate burst-normal burst-max command. Refer to Defense against TCP Denial of Service Attacks on ICX 8100 and ICX 8200 Devices for information on available TCP DDOS options for ICX 8100 and ICX 8200 devices. Incoming TCP SYN
  • Layer 3 Premium Features and Platform Support

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    . ICX 8200 Layer 3 Premium Features The Layer 3 Premium license supports the following features on an ICX 8200. OSPFv2 OSPFv3 (IPv6) VRRP VRRPv3 (IPv6) VRRP-E GRE PBR PIM-SM, PIM-SSM, PIM-DM PIM Passive BGP, BGP4+ (IPv6) VRF (IPv4 and IPv6) Static routing and RIP features are available on the RUCKUS ICX 8200 without the Layer 3 Premium license.
  • system-max ip-cache

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    entries is 8192. For ICX 7850 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache entries is 9192. For ICX 8200 and ICX 8100 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache entries is 3048. value Specifies the maximum number of IPv4 cache entries. For ICX 7550 devices, valid values range from 8000 through 22528. For
  • system-max ip-cache

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    entries is 8192. For ICX 7850 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache entries is 9192. For ICX 8200 devices, the default number of IPv4 cache entries is 3048. value Specifies the maximum number of IPv4 cache entries. For ICX 7550 devices, valid values range from 8000 through 22528. For ICX 7650
  • Dashboard and Stack Details for the Main UI

    Last Updated Sep 03, 2026

    units configured in a ring or linear topology. The units in a stack are from the same model family; for example, a stack can be an ICX 8200 stack or an ICX 7850 stack, but it cannot combine ICX 8200 and ICX 7850 devices. Stack members can be physically separated or located together. For example, top