on the ingress port works on all traffic except GRE tunnels; classification on these remains based on Layer 2 (IEEE 802.1p) trust. For GRE tunnels, you can use ACLs to configure classification based on the DSCP value. On ICX8100 and ICX 8200 devices, configuring both DSCP trust and Traffic Policy
IEEE Compliance IEEE Compliance IEEE Compliance The following table lists the IEEE standards that are supported on the RUCKUS ICX platforms. Footnotes indicate exceptions. IEEE Number IEEE Standard Description ICX 7150 ICX 7150-ES ICX 7550 ICX 7650 ICX 7850 ICX8100 ICX 8200 IEEE 802.1AB Station
vary. Enabling ERSPAN can increase CPU and memory usage, particularly in high-throughput environments. A maximum of four active mirroring sessions are allowed per device. Limitations Note the following limitations regarding this feature: RUCKUS ICX 7150, ICX 7150-ES, and ICX8100 devices do not
under uplink-100g configuration. ICX 7550-24F and ICX 7550-24ZP models support 1 X 100-Gbps data uplink. Device Stacking Port ICX8100 C08PF/C16PF: 2X10Gbps stacking or uplink on Module-2 All others 24- or 48-port models: 4X10 Gbps stacking or uplink on Module-2 ICX 8200 C08PF: 2 X 10 Gbps stacking
Software Upgrade Procedure Overview Software Upgrade Procedure Overview Software Upgrade Procedure Overview You can upgrade FastIron software in several ways: through a manual step-by-step process, through a manifest file, or through a Unified FastIron Image (UFI). ICX8100 devices are supported
filter or rate limit specific incoming traffic. For example, you can create ACLs to perform any of the following actions: Rate limit DHCP packets sent to the CPU Permit ICMP packets Permit packets from a known subnet Deny Telnet and SSH connections On ICX8100 and ICX 8200 devices, configuring both
Flexible Authentication (802.1x Authentication and MAC Authentication)