Hey all,
I wanted to take a moment to touch on the minimum code level to onboard an ICX switch to RUCKUS Cloud. In order for an ICX to begin the onboarding process to RUCKUS Cloud, they must be running a minimum code level of 8090d. To confirm your ...
Hey all,
I want to take a look at building a stack from scratch. There are many ways to build, edit and manipulate stack units. Extensive details can be found in your respective stacking guide. In this example, I will be using 8095 software and tha...
Hey all,
Let's take look at creating LAGs (LACP and static). LACP (802.3ad) is the most common link-aggregation method. We also offer static LAGs.
To create an LACP LAG named 'testlag' with an auto-generated id, you would issue the following:
I...
Hey all,
I wanted to take a moment to look at spanning tree. By default, ICX switches run 802.1d spanning tree on a per-vlan basis. Ideally, we want to use a protocol with faster convergence such as rapid spanning tree (802.1w). I will go through ...
Hey there,
A couple items:
1) For spanning tree best practices, please check this post: https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/RUCKUS-Self-Help/Configuring-RSTP-802-1w-and-Spanning-Tree-Best-Practices-on-ICX/m-p/36660#M25
2) Please upgrade the 8200...
Hey Kvon12,
Apologies for the delayed response. I typed out a whole response on your initial submission, but seems I did not hit reply! Egress drops are due to buffer overflowing. This can be due to multiple reasons. I see you have tried to adjust b...
The biggest item to consider is IP addressing. Rather than a global IP address, you will now need to configure a VE and/or use the out of band mgmt port. I would advise doing the upgrade via physical console as you will likely lose IP connectivity as...
You need to go through 8080f if you are upgrading from that old of code. Try recovering to 8080f and then upgrading to 8080f and then to 8095:
setenv ipaddr <device IP address> - set ip addresssetenv netmask <255.255.255.0> - set subnet masksetenv se...
Hey there,
It looks like you are on the right track. Answers to your questions:
1) This should be fine
2) Just bug fixes
3) Nope. You can upgrade direct from 8095g to 8095n
Regarding the stack in question, simply upgrade it to 8095n and then swap in...
