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98304 IPv6 route entries 5120 7168 5120 TCAM Space Allocation on ICX 7150 Devices Default Maximum Minimum IPv4 route entries 800 1000 20 IPv6 route entries 220 1000 20

Displaying IPv6 tunnel information Displaying IPv6 tunnel information Displaying IPv6 tunnel information Use the commands in this section to display the configuration, status, and counters associated with IPv6 tunnels. ICX 7150 devices do not support tunnels. Displaying IPv6 tunnel summary

SPX PE group table SPX PE group table SPX PE group table The following MIB table objects display the CB SPX port and all PE units attached to the SPX port and an SPX port on other end if it is a ring topology. The following table objects are supported only on the Ruckus ICX 7150, Brocade ICX 7250

builds cannot be downloaded on the ICX7150-C08P and ICX7150-C08PT with the BCM53443 SoC chipset. The show version command output is modified to reflect the BCM53443 SoC chipset. ICX 7150-C08P# show version Copyright (c) Ruckus Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. UNIT 1: compiled on Jul 12 2019 at 00

destinations: Destination network, using an IP address and network mask or prefix length Default network route Next-hop router Next-hop tunnel gateway Next-hop network protocol type Ethernet interface, typically used for directly attached destination networks Virtual interface Null interface ICX 7150 devices

number of ARP table entries is changed, the maximum number of IP cache entries set to the same value. The followong table outlines the supported ARP table size per platform. Supported ARP Table Size Product Default Table Size Maximum Table Size ICX 7150 3840 2048 ICX 7250 2048 7168 ICX 7450 4000 64000

number of ARP table entries is changed, the maximum number of IP cache entries set to the same value. The followong table outlines the supported ARP table size per platform. Supported ARP Table Size Product Default Table Size Maximum Table Size ICX 7150 3840 2048 ICX 7250 2048 7168 ICX 7450 4000 64000

configuring an IPv6 address or explicitly enabling IPv6 on that interface. ICX 7150 devices do not support tunnels or VRFs. The no form of the command disables IPv6 static route next-hop resolution through the designated protocol. If a VRF is configured, the no form of the command removes the static IPv6

subsequent IPv6 VRRP configuration is performed at the interface level, but IPv6 VRRP must be enabled globally before configuring IPv6 VRRP instances. The no form of the command disables VRRP globally. Only 16 VRRP instances are configurable on the ICX 7150 device. The following example enables IPv6

an IPv6 address or explicitly enabling IPv6 on that interface. ICX 7150 devices do not support tunnels or VRFs. The no form of the command disables IPv6 static route next-hop recursion. If a VRF is configured, the no form of the command removes the static IPv6 route configuration from the VRF. The