Configuring a Tunnel as Next Hop Configuring a Tunnel as Next Hop Configuring a Tunnel as Next Hop ICX 7150 and ICX8100 devices do not support tunnels. To configure an IP static route with a tunnel as the next hop, follow these steps. Enter global configuration mode. device# configure terminal
Considerations for Managing ICX Switches from RUCKUS One
Considerations for Managing ICX Switches from RUCKUS One Considerations for Managing ICX Switches from RUCKUS One Considerations for Managing ICX Switches from RUCKUS One The following limitations apply to ICX management from RUCKUS One: ICX 7550, ICX 7650, ICX 7850, ICX8100, and ICX 8200 switches
is enabled on the port. If ICX stacks are rebooted, sFlow is disabled on standby and member units until the configuration is synchronized between the active and standby Controllers. ICX8100 and ICX 8200 devices support sFlow sampling rate configuration only at the global level. They do not support
is enabled on the port. If ICX stacks are rebooted, sFlow is disabled on standby and member units until the configuration is synchronized between the active and standby Controllers. ICX8100 and ICX 8200 devices support sFlow sampling rate configuration only at the global level. They do not support
source port is a multi-homed IPv4 source, the tunnel will use the first IPv4 address only. For proper tunnel operation, use the ip address option. ICX 7150 and ICX8100 devices do not support tunnels.
LAG - Link Aggregation Group LAG - Link Aggregation Group LAG - Link Aggregation Group Feature ICX 7550 ICX 7650 ICX 7850 ICX8100 ICX 8200 LAG virtual interface 08.0.95 08.0.70 08.0.90 10.0.10f 10.0.00 Dynamic insertion and removal of ports 08.0.95 08.0.70 08.0.90 10.0.10f 10.0.00 Dynamic lag name