Mix stacks of ICX 7650
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03-11-2020 08:02 PM
Hi everyone, question..
I was planning to design a mix stack of Ruckus ICX 7650-48ZP and ICX 7650-48P will that be possible?
And also, I am reading on datasheet about notes on ICX 7650-48P that says "ICX 7650-48P
only supports 2x40G rear facing uplink ports".
I wanted to use ICX7650-4X10GF as my uplink and use the rear for stacking but I don't know if the said note would make this possible.
I was planning to design a mix stack of Ruckus ICX 7650-48ZP and ICX 7650-48P will that be possible?
And also, I am reading on datasheet about notes on ICX 7650-48P that says "ICX 7650-48P
only supports 2x40G rear facing uplink ports".
I wanted to use ICX7650-4X10GF as my uplink and use the rear for stacking but I don't know if the said note would make this possible.
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03-11-2020 10:18 PM
Hi Noel,
Please read thru the stacking guide starting page 119 for modules options and support.
http://docs.ruckuswireless.com/fastiron/08.0.90/fastiron-08090-switchstackingguide/fastiron-08090-sw...
Here is the 7650 product family spec sheet explaining the available front and rear modules for stacking or data uplink.
https://www.commscope.com/globalassets/digizuite/61732-ds-icx-7650.pdf?utm_source=ruckus&utm_medium=...
Happy reading !
Thanks
Jijo
Please read thru the stacking guide starting page 119 for modules options and support.
http://docs.ruckuswireless.com/fastiron/08.0.90/fastiron-08090-switchstackingguide/fastiron-08090-sw...
Here is the 7650 product family spec sheet explaining the available front and rear modules for stacking or data uplink.
https://www.commscope.com/globalassets/digizuite/61732-ds-icx-7650.pdf?utm_source=ruckus&utm_medium=...
Happy reading !
Thanks
Jijo
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03-12-2020 01:46 AM
Hi Noel
Yes you can mix the various versions of the 7650 in the same stack, there are no restrictions.
In your configuration you will use the rear ports for stack connections and then add a 4x10GF module to the front slot for the uplinks which is a very common configuration.
Yes you can mix the various versions of the 7650 in the same stack, there are no restrictions.
In your configuration you will use the rear ports for stack connections and then add a 4x10GF module to the front slot for the uplinks which is a very common configuration.
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03-12-2020 07:54 PM
Thanks for your help.
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03-12-2020 08:18 PM
Also if I may ask regarding ICX 7750, can i stack 2 switches and then do a MCT on another switch of same configuration. Like having a 2 sets of stacks and then do an MCT is that possible?

