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Contents

Preface...................................................................................................................................................................................................9

Document Conventions.............................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Notes, Cautions, and Warnings.......................................................................................................................................................... 9

Command Syntax Conventions............................................................................................................................................................... 10
Document Feedback................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Ruckus Product Documentation Resources...........................................................................................................................................10
Online Training Resources........................................................................................................................................................................11
Contacting Ruckus Customer Services and Support.............................................................................................................................11

What Support Do I Need?................................................................................................................................................................. 11
Open a Case........................................................................................................................................................................................11
Self-Service Resources.......................................................................................................................................................................11

About This Guide................................................................................................................................................................................ 13

Supported hardware.................................................................................................................................................................................13
What’s new in this document...................................................................................................................................................................13

Stacking Overview..............................................................................................................................................................................15

Stacking.......................................................................................................................................................................................................15

Network management and stack configuration............................................................................................................................ 16
Switching and routing advantages...................................................................................................................................................16

Campus Fabric........................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Ruckus stackable models......................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Stacking terminology................................................................................................................................................................................ 19

Stack unit roles................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Stacking terms....................................................................................................................................................................................19

Changes to Stacking in FastIron Release 08.0.90............................................................................................................................23

Valid-stack-port sets..................................................................................................................................................................................23
No more stack default-ports configuration............................................................................................................................................24
Stacking ports displayed even when stacking is not enabled..............................................................................................................24
Changes to stack-port and stack-trunk configuration.......................................................................................................................... 25

General comparison of the new and old behaviors in configuring stacking ports and trunks................................................25
Comparison of configuration changes that use non-factory valid-stack-port sets....................................................................26
Comparison of common configuration procedures using factory-set default stacking ports................................................. 26

Changes to upgrade and downgrade for stacking from FastIron release 08.0.90............................................................................ 29

Upgrading to FastIron release 08.0.90 from earlier releases....................................................................................................... 29
Downgrading from FastIron 08.0.90 to earlier releases................................................................................................................30

Stack interactive-setup..............................................................................................................................................................................31

Differences in stack unit replacement.............................................................................................................................................32

Stack zero-touch provisioning..................................................................................................................................................................33
Stacking deployment guidelines..............................................................................................................................................................34

Constructing a new stack from scratch or adding new units to a stack......................................................................................34
Replacing stack units......................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Adding new links between existing stack units.............................................................................................................................. 35

Support for two-unit stack linear-topology trunks................................................................................................................................36

Building a two-unit linear-topology trunk manually......................................................................................................................36
Building a two-unit stack with a linear-topology trunk using stack interactive-setup...............................................................40
Creating a two-unit linear-topology stack using stack zero-touch provisioning........................................................................ 42

Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide, 08.0.90

Part Number: 53-1005572-01

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Summary of Contents for ICX 7650-48P

Page 1: ...Supporting FastIron Software Release 08 0 90 CONFIGURATION GUIDE Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 Part Number 53 1005572 01 Publication Date 20 February 2019...

Page 2: ...ES ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING OR COURSE OF PERFORMANCE ARRIS does not represent or warrant that the functions described or contained in the Materials will be uninterrupted or error free that defec...

Page 3: ...w and old behaviors in configuring stacking ports and trunks 25 Comparison of configuration changes that use non factory valid stack port sets 26 Comparison of common configuration procedures using fa...

Page 4: ...evices 101 ICX 7250 stack configuration overview 102 ICX 7250 stacking topologies 103 ICX 7250 stacking configuration notes 105 Reconfiguring ICX 7250 1 Gbps ports as 10 Gbps ports 106 ICX 7250 trunk...

Page 5: ...tion mismatch 178 Support during stack formation stack merge and stack split 178 Hitless stacking failover 181 Enabling hitless stacking failover 181 Hitless stacking failover example 182 Hitless stac...

Page 6: ...210 Moving a unit to another stack 215 Removing an active controller from a powered stack 215 Reloading a stack unit 215 Managing stack partitioning 216 Merging stacks 216 Unconfiguring a stack 217 S...

Page 7: ...eractive setup 240 Troubleshooting unit replacement issues 241 Checking hardware after an upgrade failure 242 Troubleshooting image copy issues 243 Configuration startup configuration files and stacki...

Page 8: ...Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 8 Part Number 53 1005572 01...

Page 9: ...formation Notes Cautions and Warnings Notes cautions and warning statements may be used in this document They are listed in the order of increasing severity of potential hazards NOTE A NOTE provides a...

Page 10: ...interested in improving its documentation and welcomes your comments and suggestions You can email your comments to Ruckus at ruckus docs arris com When contacting us include the following information...

Page 11: ...ct may be high Workaround may be available Go to the Open a Case section Priority 3 P3 Medium Network or service is moderately impacted but most business remains functional Go to the Self Service Reso...

Page 12: ...swireless com security Using these resources will help you to resolve some issues and will provide TAC with additional data from your troubleshooting analysis if you still require assistance through a...

Page 13: ...ng in FastIron Release 08 0 90 on page 23 for more information Interactive setup for stacking replaces stack secure setup The stack interactive setup command is introduced to streamline and assist in...

Page 14: ...tacking deployment guidelines General guidance on stack deployment based on new configuration capabilities has been added to this guide Refer to Stacking deployment guidelines on page 34 for more info...

Page 15: ...between stacking members depends on the type of connector cables used Certain fiber optic options increase the potential distance between stacks which allows members of the same stack to reside in di...

Page 16: ...The rapid detection and recovery techniques used on stack links mean that the failure of a link or a switch results in hitless failover with no impact on user services The next section describes Swit...

Page 17: ...7650 CB stack The following figure depicts three separate campuses each with its own Campus Fabric domain interconnected with a high speed backbone Stacking Overview Campus Fabric Ruckus FastIron Sta...

Page 18: ...ogies on page 92 Planning to build a stack with 802 1br switch port extender capability on page 55 Refer to the following sections for information on ICX 7250 stacking ICX 7250 stack configuration ove...

Page 19: ...the active controller and standby controller Standalone unit An eligible unit that is not part of a stack that can be interchanged with an active controller without reload A standalone unit becomes an...

Page 20: ...to x 3 6 This feature is available in FastIron release 08 0 90 and later Refer to Support for two unit stack linear topology trunks on page 36 Non Functioning stack unit A stack unit that is recogniz...

Page 21: ...rom dynamic configurations after a write memory command is issued Trunked stacking port trunk A trunk consists of multiple stacking ports and is treated as one logical link It provides more bandwidth...

Page 22: ...Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 22 Part Number 53 1005572 01...

Page 23: ...ICX 7750 devices Valid stack port sets for different ICX models differ and are provided in the stacking overview for each device Every ICX 7750 device has six valid stack port sets The three most comm...

Page 24: ...the stack interactive setup command to build a stack without any stack default ports configuration In releases prior to FastIron 08 0 90 users had to configure stack default ports 1 3 1 1 3 4 on ever...

Page 25: ...set stacking ports you first had to configure different default ports choosing from those available using the stack default ports command The following sections provide more detailed comparison of ne...

Page 26: ...ack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 3 default ports 1 2 1 1 3 1 stack port 1 2 1 1 3 1 stack trunk 1 2 1 to 1 2 3 stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 3 Comparison of common configuration procedures using factory set default...

Page 27: ...Add stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 stack port 1 2 1 1 2 4 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 Final configuration stack port 1 2 1 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 stack port 1 2 1 1 2 4 stack...

Page 28: ...ck trunk 1 2 1 to 1 2 3 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 stack port 1 2 1 1 2 4 stack trunk 1 2 1 to 1 2 3 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 Change stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 to stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 6 no stack...

Page 29: ...h memory Startup configuration ver 08 0 80T213 old 08 0 80 release startup config flash stack unit 1 module 1 icx7450 48p poe management module module 2 icx7400 xgf 4port 40g module module 3 icx7400 q...

Page 30: ...onger need the older backup file if you are certain you will not have to downgrade the system or if you have made many configuration changes with the FastIron 08 0 90 or later release installed making...

Page 31: ...command and then copy the output and paste it into a computer file NOTE If you don t have a pre 08090 startup backup file which can be checked with the show pre 8090 startup backup command or you have...

Page 32: ...overed topology is supported If the system detects any error it displays a message and aborts the operation The stack interactive setup utility includes the following behaviors to improve the configur...

Page 33: ...ng all recommended values Stack zero touch provisioning is enabled by entering stack zero touch enable in global configuration mode It is triggered every three minutes in background Ruckus recommends...

Page 34: ...l STP or STP only on the default VLAN If there are already loops in the system before you configure STP and if the looping packets have higher priority than the STP BPDU packets STP may not converge I...

Page 35: ...f the following methods to add links successfully between existing stack units 1 Configure STP and run the stack interactive setup utility a Configure spanning tree protocols for example STP RSTP MSTP...

Page 36: ...all stacking ports instead of dividing the ports into the two directions of a ring topology The linear topology trunk provides the same redundancy as a two unit ring because of trunk load balancing Fu...

Page 37: ...he example configures ports 1 2 1 through 1 2 4 as a stacking trunk on one of the stack unit candidates Enter the trunk configuration on the other unit too 2 Enter the stack enable command on both uni...

Page 38: ...k po chg T 2m25 9 reset unit 2 u2 bootup id 1 Config changed due to add del units Do write mem if you want to keep it T 2m31 0 Unit 1 loses all neighbors T 2m31 0 Active U1 deletes U2 and its config b...

Page 39: ...g running config from active controller u1 T 1m54 5 Done hot swap standby controller u2 sets u1 to Ready ICX7250 48P Router show running config Current configuration ver 08 0 90 stack unit 1 module 1...

Page 40: ...information on the stack interactive setup utility refer to The stack interactive setup utility on page 56 ICX7250 stack interactive setup You can abort stack interactive setup at any stage by ctrl c...

Page 41: ...1 2 3 Horizontal bars link to discovered units Vertical bars link to stack units Chain 0 1 icx7250 48p poe port management 609c 9f99 1988 1 2 1 2 1 1 Discovered 1 chain ring Chain 0 Do you want to sel...

Page 42: ...u1 stk po chg Unit 2 becomes ready Connecting to active controller 1 console Press Ctrl Shift x to exit T 51 5 Election was member no change ID 2 pri 0 2U 1 2 A u1 nbr 1 0 reason u1 stk po chg ICX7250...

Page 43: ...37 2 On the unit that you want to become the active controller create the desired trunk in stack unit 1 configuration sub mode ICX7250 configure terminal ICX7250 config stack unit 1 ICX7250 config uni...

Page 44: ...6 7 Assigned unit 2 to be standby T 8m8 7 start running config sync to standby u2 T 8m9 6 Running config sync to standby u2 is complete unit 2 log Unit 1 receives stack zero touch from U1 mac 609c 9f9...

Page 45: ...unk The ICX system performs numerous checks to block commands that could break a live stack However the checks have limitations and may not catch all potential breaks Therefore you should verify the p...

Page 46: ...1 2 1 to 1 2 4 replaces stack trunk 1 2 1 to 1 2 2 and stack trunk 1 2 3 to 1 2 4 stack trunk 2 2 1 to 2 2 4 replaces stack trunk 2 2 1 to 2 2 2 and stack trunk 2 2 3 to 2 2 4 ICX7250 48P Router conf...

Page 47: ...e the command multi stack trunk 1 2 3 to 1 2 4 and 2 2 3 to 2 2 4 The system removes ports 1 2 3 1 2 4 2 2 3 and 2 2 4 from the linear topology trunk They become data ports 4 Enter the following comma...

Page 48: ...it 2 ICX7250 48P Router config unit 2 stack trunk 2 2 3 2 2 4 ICX7250 48P Router config unit 2 exit ICX7250 48P Router config ICX7250 48P Router config unit 1 show running config Current configuration...

Page 49: ...ation is a stack that contains only ICX 7750 devices or only ICX 7650 devices although the stack may contain different types of ICX 7750 or ICX 7650 devices Refer to the Ruckus FastIron Campus Fabric...

Page 50: ...optic maximum stacking distance ICX 7850 32Q 8 X 100 Gbps or 8 X 40 Gbps stacking or uplink on Module 3 48F 48FS 8 X 100 Gbps or 8 X 40 Gbps stacking or uplink on Module 2 40 Gbps QSFP QSFP passive c...

Page 51: ...ports if an ICX 7150 48ZP is present 2 X 10 Gbps stacking only on ICX 7150 C12P devices Up to 4 X 10F SFP uplink Ports No PHY Up to 4 X 10F SFP stacking ports With re timer capability 1 or 3 meter SF...

Page 52: ...er FastIron device refer to FastIron stacking distances and optics by device on page 50 LR optics can be used on ICX 7450 4 X 10 Gbps ports when a 4X10GF module is present LR optics can also used on I...

Page 53: ...Gbps active copper optic with a maximum distance of 10 meters ICX7750 48F Switch show media ethernet 3 2 1 Port 3 2 1 Type 40GE Active Copper 10m QSFP Vendor RUCKUS Version A Part 57 1000306 01 Serial...

Page 54: ...Y Port 1 2 4 Type EMPTY Port 1 2 5 Type EMPTY Port 1 2 6 Type EMPTY Port 1 3 1 Type 40GE SR4 100m QSFP Port 1 3 2 Type EMPTY Port 1 3 3 Type EMPTY Port 1 3 4 Type EMPTY Port 1 3 5 Type EMPTY Port 1 3...

Page 55: ...ender capability If you are planning to create an 802 1br SPX configuration with an ICX 7650 or ICX 7750 core stack there are a few considerations In general Ruckus stacking and 802 1br SPX configurat...

Page 56: ...together they automatically operate as a stack The unit with the highest priority becomes the active controller and ID assignment is determined by the sequence in which you physically connect the uni...

Page 57: ...he connections must form a contiguous stack trunk even if there are holes in the connections For the previous ICX 7750 example the two links 1 2 1 to 2 2 4 and 1 2 3 to 2 2 6 will form stack trunk 1 2...

Page 58: ...e command in global configuration mode ICX7750 48F Router configure terminal ICX7750 48F Router config stack enable Enable stacking This unit actively participates in stacking ICX7750 48F Router confi...

Page 59: ...col that begins the discovery process in both upstream and downstream directions The discovery process produces a list of upstream and downstream devices that are available to join the stack Interacti...

Page 60: ...e initiating standalone through standalone port 1 2 1 and new unit port x 2 1 The double lines indicate a trunk of at least two ports is available for connection 8 The active controller automatically...

Page 61: ...ss for the first discovered unit and the proposed stack unit ID 2 Chain 1 2 icx7750 48 xgc port management cc4e 2439 1a00 1 2 1 2 1 2 Chain 1 Do you want to select this chain enter y or n y 2 icx7750...

Page 62: ...and sends stack port trunk to chain 1 2 cc4e 2439 1a00 U3 D0 2 1 to 2 3 D1 none The second discovered chain chain1 connecting to stack unit 3 has a DO connection through ports 3 2 1 through 3 2 3 Add...

Page 63: ...t up Detect stack unit 2 has different startup config flash will synchronize it Detect stack unit 2 has different ssl client key will synchronize it Detect stack unit 2 has different ssh ssig key will...

Page 64: ...one A active S standby M member U1 N A Stack history The standalone unit 1 has successfully made the transition to active controller No change of roles has occurred Current stack management MAC is cc4...

Page 65: ...x7750 6q 6port qsfp 240g module stack trunk 3 2 1 to 3 2 3 stack enable stack mac cc4e 246d 9e00 end ICX7750 48F Router NOTE Additional show commands are available if a deeper verification of stack co...

Page 66: ...s 2 discover and convert new units no startup config flash to members 3 discover and convert existing new standalone units to members 2 3 can also find new links and auto trunk or convert chain s to r...

Page 67: ...Detect stack unit 3 has different startup config flash will synchronize it T 1h12m0 7 Synchronize webauth files to u3 T 1h12m6 2 Election was active no change ID 1 pri 128 2U 1 3 A u1 nbr 1 0 reason u...

Page 68: ...1 1 2 4 2 1 2 Standby u2 protocols ready can failover Role history N standalone A active S standby M member U1 N A Current stack management MAC is cc4e 246d 9e00 ICX7750 48F Router ICX7750 48F Router...

Page 69: ...A u1 nbr 2 0 reason u1 port up T 1m34 8 Election was member no change ID 2 pri 0 3U 1 3 A u1 nbr 2 0 reason u1 stk po chg Unit 2 becomes ready Connecting to active controller 1 console Press Ctrl Shi...

Page 70: ...2 2 1 Proceeding will produce the above topology Do you accept it enter y or n y stack interactive setup discovers 2 unit s and sends stack port trunk to chain 0 1 cc4e 2439 1a00 U3 D0 2 1 to 2 3 D1...

Page 71: ...tack reboot power supply status and stacking role and configuration As noted in the linear stack example after the unit has joined the stack its prompt changes in the following example to MEMBER local...

Page 72: ...nbr 2 0 reason u1 stk po chg Detect stack unit 2 has different ssl client key will synchronize it T 8m33 5 Synchronize webauth files to u2 T 8m36 3 Done hot swap active controller u1 sets u3 to Ready...

Page 73: ...1 reason u3 port up T 1m21 2 Election was member no change ID 2 pri 0 3U 1 3 A u1 nbr 0 2 reason u1 port up T 1m23 5 Election was member no change ID 2 pri 0 3U 1 3 A u1 nbr 0 2 reason u1 stk po chg T...

Page 74: ...te Comment 1 S ICX7750 26QXG active cc4e 2438 7280 128 local Ready 2 S ICX7750 48XGF standby 609c 9f7f 9400 128 remote Ready 3 S ICX7750 26QXG member 748e f8f9 6300 0 remote Ready standby active 2 2 1...

Page 75: ...eplaces stack port 3 2 1 Configuration changed Please do write memory ICX7750 26Q Router T 1d18h15m7 6 Election was active no change ID 1 pri 128 3U 1 3 A u1 nbr 2 2 reason u3 ICX7750 26Q Router show...

Page 76: ...7 1 Election was active no change ID 1 pri 128 3U 1 2 5 A u1 nbr 2 2 reason u2 interactive setup T 1d17h46m43 9 Warning put stack u2 MAC 748e f8f9 6300 to non operational reason config mismatch You co...

Page 77: ...ctly connected NOTE The zero touch provisioning process requires clean devices with the exception of the active controller Clean devices do not contain any configuration information NOTE An ICX 7650 d...

Page 78: ...touch provisioning is automatically triggered every three minutes The stack forms after the members join 8 Optional Enter the show stack zero touch status command to check the status of stack zero to...

Page 79: ...750 48 xgf port management module module 2 icx7750 qsfp 6port qsfp 240g module module 3 icx7750 6q 6port qsfp 240g module priority 128 stack trunk 1 2 1 to 1 2 3 stack port 1 2 4 stack unit 2 module 1...

Page 80: ...0 90 stack unit 1 module 1 icx7750 20 qxg port management module module 2 icx7750 qsfp 6port qsfp 240g module module 3 icx7750 6q 6port qsfp 240g module priority 128 stack port 1 2 1 stack port 1 2 4...

Page 81: ...stack unit 3 ICX7750 26Q Router ICX7750 26Q Router show stack T 1h15m2 1 alone standalone D dynamic cfg S static ID Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 1 S ICX7750 26QXG active cc4e 2438 7280 128...

Page 82: ...re in system resetSyncing file system Rebooting after bootup The system started warm start reloaded by reload My stack unit ID 3 bootup role member MEMBER local 3 ICX7750 26Q Router Power supply 1 det...

Page 83: ...controller Unit 1 device configure terminal device config stack unit 1 device config unit 1 priority 255 device config unit 1 stack enable Enable stacking This unit actively participates in stacking d...

Page 84: ...llowing One active controller one standby controller and stack members All stack members with a status of Ready The following output shows a sample configuration of a stack ICX7750 48F Router show sta...

Page 85: ...an enter the show stack detail command The following example shows detailed information for a three unit stack connected in a ring topology Two of the units are connected by stack trunks ICX7750 26Q R...

Page 86: ...T 3 compiled on Dec 20 2018 at 10 49 04 labeled as SWR08090dev 30070372 bytes from Primary SWR08090dev bin SW Version 08 0 90devT203 Compressed Boot Monitor Image size 1835008 Version 10 1 06T205 swz1...

Page 87: ...0 Link 3 u2 u3 num 1 1 2 2 1 P0 3 2 4 P1 Link 4 u3 u4 num 1 1 3 2 1 P0 4 2 4 P1 Link 5 u4 u5 num 2 1 4 2 1 T0 5 2 4 T1 2 4 2 2 T0 5 2 5 T1 Link 6 u5 u6 num 1 1 5 2 1 P0 6 2 4 P1 Link 7 u6 u7 num 3 1 6...

Page 88: ...Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 88 Part Number 53 1005572 01...

Page 89: ...more information Stacking ports Four 1 Gbps 10 Gbps ports on fixed module on front panel that are available for stacking when configured for 10 Gbps operation NOTE ICX 7150 C12P devices have two 1 Gb...

Page 90: ...ports are standard on ICX 7150 48ZP devices and any additional 10 Gbps ports require a license On other ICX 7150 models all 10 Gbps ports require a license Licenses are available for additional 10 Gbp...

Page 91: ...URE 6 ICX 7150 stacking port location on 24 port and some 48 port models ICX 7150 48 ICX 7150 48P and ICX 7150 48PF devices have four stacking ports in the same location on the front panel as ICX 7150...

Page 92: ...acks shown in the following figures show topologies that use only one stacking port per direction For all models except the ICX 7150 C12P it is possible to create a stacking trunk of two ports per dir...

Page 93: ...igures show examples of supported topologies for ICX 7150 24 port models FIGURE 10 ICX 7150 24 port model linear stack Stacking by Device ICX 7150 stack configuration overview Ruckus FastIron Stacking...

Page 94: ...ollowing figures show examples of supported topologies for the ICX 7150 48ZP FIGURE 12 ICX 7150 48ZP linear stack Stacking by Device ICX 7150 stack configuration overview Ruckus FastIron Stacking Conf...

Page 95: ...7150 24 port two unit stack with linear topology trunk ICX 7150 configuration notes In ICX 7150 devices the LAG hashing scheme is different from other ICX platforms As a result the user may observe un...

Page 96: ...ICX 7150 48P ICX 7150 48PF 1 3 1 1 3 3 1 3 2 1 3 4 1 3 1 1 3 2 1 3 3 1 3 4 Not supported ICX 7150 48ZP 1 2 1 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 4 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 3 1 2 4 stack trunk 1 2 1 to 1 2 4 Creating ICX 7150 stac...

Page 97: ...uter config unit 1 show running config Current configuration ver 08 0 90 stack unit 1 module 1 icx7150 24 port management module module 2 icx7150 2 copper port 2g module module 3 icx7150 4 sfp plus po...

Page 98: ...ype Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 1 S ICX7150 24 active 00e0 5200 0100 128 local Ready 2 S ICX7150 48P standby 748e f882 e418 0 remote Ready standby active 3 3 2 3 1 3 1 1 3 3 Standby u2 protocol...

Page 99: ...tocols ready can failover Current stack management MAC is 00e0 5200 0100 The example shows a three unit stack with all units in the Ready state The units are connected in a ring formation but there is...

Page 100: ...protocols ready can failover Current stack management MAC is 00e0 5200 0100 ICX7150 24 Router show stack connection Probing the topology Please wait ICX7150 24 Router active standby 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 3...

Page 101: ...ctive standby 3 1 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 2 3 1 trunk probe results 3 links Link 1 u1 u2 num 1 1 1 3 1 T0 2 3 1 T0 2 1 3 2 T0 2 3 2 T0 Link 2 u1 u3 num 2 1 1 3 3 T1 3 3 3 T1 2 1 3 4 T1 3 3 4 T1 Link 3 u2...

Page 102: ...f ICX 7250 devices may be stacked When a stand alone ICX 7250 is configured as a PE unit attached to a control bridge in an 802 1br SPX configuration scaling is increased Refer to the Ruckus FastIron...

Page 103: ...ns Manual and automatic including stack interactive setup and stack zero touch provisioning Refer to Stack construction methods on page 56 Access methods TFTP SCP Software images boot images and signa...

Page 104: ...figures show ICX 7250 units connected in a linear stack and a ring stack FIGURE 16 ICX 7250 24P linear stack Stacking by Device ICX 7250 stack configuration overview Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configura...

Page 105: ...Gbps after a license is installed unless it is re configured to operate at 10 Gbps Refer to Reconfiguring ICX 7250 1 Gbps ports as 10 Gbps ports on page 106 However if no user configuration is present...

Page 106: ...Ports must then be configured for stacking Refer to ICX 7250 stacking configuration notes on page 105 Use the speed duplex command to reconfigure port speed on a 1 Gbps port In the following example...

Page 107: ...i stack trunk 1 2 7 to 1 2 8 and 2 2 5 to 2 2 6 ICX7250 48 Router config unit 1 show stack T 15d23h18m0 7 alone standalone D dynamic cfg S static ID Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 1 S ICX7250...

Page 108: ...the maximum number of ports in a stacking trunk One indicates stack port only Refer to the definition of valid stack port set in Stacking terminology on page 19 and Valid stack port sets on page 23 f...

Page 109: ...ulti stack trunk except when a 4X10GF module is present in slot 2 stack trunk except when a 4X10GF module is present in slot 2 ICX 7450 stacking topologies Up to 12 ICX 7450 units of any kind can be c...

Page 110: ...s ports on the rear in a linear stack FIGURE 21 ICX 7450 1 X 40 Gbps linear stack The following figure shows ICX 7450 units connected from 1 X 40 Gbps ports on the rear in a ring stack Stacking by Dev...

Page 111: ...g stacking trunks FIGURE 23 ICX 7450 4 X 10 Gbps ring using stacking trunks The following figure shows the ICX 7450 connected from the front in a linear stack using stacking trunks Stacking by Device...

Page 112: ...improves redundancy and bandwidth For more information refer to Support for two unit stack linear topology trunks on page 36 FIGURE 25 ICX 74509 24P two unit stack with linear topology trunk front pa...

Page 113: ...and 4 as stacking ports When a 4X10GF module is installed in slot 2 on the front panel of an ICX 7450 10 Gbps stacking can be configured NOTE Stacking and MACsec cannot be configured on these 10 Gbps...

Page 114: ...led for MACsec even if the ports have not been configured To use these ports for stacking you must reconfigure them NOTE The ICX 7450 can support 4 X 10 Gbps stacking from slot 2 or 40 Gbps stacking f...

Page 115: ...7450 48P Router config unit 1 show running config Current configuration ver 08 0 90 stack unit 1 module 1 icx7450 48p poe management module module 2 icx7400 xgf 4port 40g module module 3 icx7400 qsfp...

Page 116: ...stack port 1 4 1 T 2m11 3 Module 2 was inited with MACSEC Its ports cannot be stack ports without a reload Reload required Please write memory and then reload or power cycle ICX7450 48P Router config...

Page 117: ...Mode Stacking is not available when the rear module is configured in Uplink Mode Refer to ICX 7650 rear module options on page 123 for more information Refer to ICX 7650 stacking topologies on page 1...

Page 118: ...on page 128 and Configuring an ICX 7650 stacking trunk on a live system on page 130 Linear topology trunks For 100 Gbps stack trunk x 3 1 to x 3 2 For 40 Gbps stack trunk x 3 1 to x 3 4 Refer to Suppo...

Page 119: ...stacking configuration can be changed to support four 40 Gbps stacking ports using the rear module uplink 40g command Stacking ports or stacking trunks can be configured on 40 Gbps connections NOTE R...

Page 120: ...ured in a 100 Gbps ring stack FIGURE 29 ICX 7650 100 Gbps ring stack ICX 7650 40 Gbps linear stack The following figure depicts a three unit stack of ICX 7650 devices configured in a 40 Gbps linear st...

Page 121: ...gured in a 40 Gbps ring stack FIGURE 31 ICX 7650 40 Gbps ring stack ICX 7650 40 Gbps trunk The following figure depicts a three unit stack of ICX 7650 devices configured in a 40 Gbps stack with a trun...

Page 122: ...trunk which improves redundancy and bandwidth For more information refer to Support for two unit stack linear topology trunks on page 36 FIGURE 32 ICX 7650 48ZP two unit stack linear topology trunk 40...

Page 123: ...ack or standalone unit If uplink mode is active on the ICX 7650 rear module Module 2 cannot be used for uplink If the ICX 7650 rear module has been operating in stacking mode is reconfigured for uplin...

Page 124: ...ample configures ICX 7650 valid stack ports x 3 1 and x 3 2 for 100 Gbps Ports 3 and 4 are not used The change takes effect when the reload command is used NOTE If 40 Gbps stacking trunks are configur...

Page 125: ...ack enable This unit will not actively participate in stacking The example removes the stacking configuration from all stack members 3 In global configuration mode on each unit enter the rear module u...

Page 126: ...eset others stack enable is removed from runtime config of this unit ICX7650 48F Router Remove stack enable This unit will not actively participate in stacking ICX7650 48F Router config rear module up...

Page 127: ...ruction methods on page 56 1 Optional Use the show rear module command to verify that the rear module is operating in a stacking mode The default mode is 100 Gbps stacking ICX7650 48P Router show rear...

Page 128: ...the rear module is configured in 40 Gbps stacking mode ICX7650 48P Router show running config Current configuration ver 08 0 90 stack unit 1 module 1 icx7650 48p port management module module 2 icx760...

Page 129: ...onfig stack unit 1 ICX7650 48P Router config unit 1 stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 2 ICX7650 48P Router config unit 1 exit ICX7650 48P Router config stack enable The example shows a standalone unit being en...

Page 130: ...f52 2cd5 Stack ports are operating at 40G The example shows a two unit live stack configured in a ring with no trunks 2 Optional Enter the show running config command for additional information on the...

Page 131: ...unit 1 end SYSLOG 14 Sep 7 19 13 57 Security running config was potentially changed by operator from console ICX7650 48ZP Router write memory Automatic copy to member units 2 ICX7650 48ZP Router SYSLO...

Page 132: ...unning config command for additional information on the stack ICX7650 48ZP Router show running config inc stack stack unit 1 stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 2 stack trunk 1 3 3 to 1 3 4 stack unit 2 stack tr...

Page 133: ...terface ethernet 2 3 2 state up SYSLOG 14 Sep 7 19 09 13 System Interface ethernet 1 3 2 state up ICX7650 48ZP Router The example removes a stacking trunk and converts these ports to stacking ports on...

Page 134: ...ady Standby u2 protocols ready can failover Role history N standalone A active S standby M member U1 M S A U2 A S Current stack management MAC is 609c 9f52 2cd5 Stack ports are operating at 40G The ex...

Page 135: ...unit 3 NOTE You can use the show module command to diagnose the mismatch 2 Use one of the following options to resolve an identified configuration mismatch Option 1 In global configuration mode enter...

Page 136: ...T 1d4h54m37 4 alone standalone D dynamic cfg S static ID Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 1 S ICX7650 48P active 609c 9f52 6353 128 local Ready 2 S ICX7650 48P standby 609c 9f52 5a9b 0 remote R...

Page 137: ...t on page 147 NOTE To set up long distance stacking trunks on 48 port units refer to Installing the ICX 7750 in a remote stack on page 143 Refer to Valid stack port sets in this table for common trunk...

Page 138: ...ce page ICX 7750 stacking topologies The following figures show available ICX 7750 stacking ports on the front and rear panel Available front panel stacking ports are 1 2 1 through 1 2 6 Valid stack p...

Page 139: ...7750 rear panel are ports 1 3 1 through 1 3 6 FIGURE 36 ICX 7750 stacking ports on rear panel The following figure shows an ICX 7750 linear stack Stacking by Device ICX 7750 stack configuration overvi...

Page 140: ...s are located on the front panel but they can be changed to the rear panel using the stack port or stack trunk command FIGURE 38 ICX 7750 ring stack from front panel FIGURE 39 ICX 7750 ring stack from...

Page 141: ...four port trunk configuration and a twelve port trunk configuration All ICX 7750 models ICX 7750 48C shown ICX 7750 48F and ICX 7750 32Q support this type of trunk which improves redundancy and bandwi...

Page 142: ...ICX 7750 48C two unit stack with linear topology trunk four port trunk Stacking by Device ICX 7750 stack configuration overview Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 142 Part Number 53...

Page 143: ...n module 2 ports 1 2 1 through 1 2 6 The stacking cable must be attached to stacking port 1 2 1 or 1 2 4 refer to the following figure Port and trunk configuration are otherwise the same as for any IC...

Page 144: ...l stacking ports ICX 7750 26Q FIGURE 44 Module 2 front panel stacking ports ICX 7750 48C Stacking by Device ICX 7750 stack configuration overview Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 1...

Page 145: ...as data ports For example you can elect to use only one valid stack port as a stacking port and use the other valid stack port as a data port Furthermore when an ICX 7750 stacking module is not confi...

Page 146: ...obing topology to find clean units T 56m18 5 Sending probes to ports u1 1 2 2 to 1 2 3 u2 2 2 2 to 2 2 6 u3 3 2 1 to 3 2 3 Existing stack standby active 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 4 2 4 3 Stack interactive setup d...

Page 147: ...Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 1 S ICX7750 48XGF active 609c 9f7f 9400 128 local Ready 2 S ICX7750 20QXG standby cc4e 2438 7280 0 remote Ready 3 S ICX7750 20QXG member 748e f8f9 6300 0 remote...

Page 148: ...ck unit 1 module 1 icx7750 48 xgf port management module module 2 icx7750 qsfp 6port qsfp 240g module module 3 icx7750 6q 6port qsfp 240g module priority 128 stack port 1 2 1 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2...

Page 149: ...en stack units 1 and 2 thereby changing the ICX 7750 ring to a three unit linear stack ICX7750 48F Router show stack T 18m51 7 alone standalone D dynamic cfg S static ID Type Role Mac Address Pri Stat...

Page 150: ...2 2 6 which was previously part of a six port trunk between stack unit 1 and stack unit 2 is ready to configure as a data port ICX7750 48F Router config interface ethernet 2 2 6 Error command not allo...

Page 151: ...tchover and hitless failover Supported Refer to Hitless stacking on page 171 License requirements No license required for stack port configuration No license required for Premium features For more inf...

Page 152: ...s FIGURE 47 ICX 7850 48F 48FS stacking ports The following figure shows an ICX 7850 linear stack Stacking by Device ICX 7850 stack configuration overview Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 0...

Page 153: ...k in an ICX 7850 48FS stack ICX 7850 32Q stacks are cabled the same way but the ICX 7850 32Q uses slot 3 for stacking as shown in the port location graphic for that model All ICX 7850 models support t...

Page 154: ...uction environment on page 147 Only ports that are in sequential order can be configured as a stacking trunk In a stacking system with two directions ICX 7850 stacks support a maximum of four ports pe...

Page 155: ...er y when prompted NOTE If you attempt to run stack interactive setup immediately after enabling stacking the following message may be displayed T 3m37 8 Some ports are in HighGig mode Please try agai...

Page 156: ...write memory command Configuration changed Please do write memory ICX7850 32Q Router T 11m12 7 Election was alone active ID 1 pri 128 2U 1 2 A u1 nbr 1 0 reason u2 port up Debug Dec 13 22 12 21 Detec...

Page 157: ...port management module module 2 icx7800 100g 12port 1200g module module 3 icx7800 100g 8port 800g module priority 128 stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 8 stack unit 2 module 1 icx7850 48fs port management modu...

Page 158: ...thentication web server default local aaa authentication login default local enable aaa console no telnet server username super password sz registrar end ICX7850 32Q Router 2 In global configuration m...

Page 159: ...1 3 8 to match links stack zero touch adds stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 4 for new units to join Configuration changed Please do write memory The other unit reloads as a stack member and stack formation i...

Page 160: ...nfig Current configuration ver 08 0 90_b313T233 stack unit 1 module 1 icx7850 32q port management module module 2 icx7800 100g 12port 1200g module module 3 icx7800 100g 8port 800g module priority 128...

Page 161: ...topology trunk using stack interactive setup the default result would be a ring topology with two four port trunks The preferred method to create a linear topology trunk is to use the multi stack tru...

Page 162: ...ing Do you accept above new link s enter y or n n The following example shows a two unit stack with a four port stacking trunk ICX7850 32Q Router show stack T 16m0 6 alone standalone D dynamic cfg S s...

Page 163: ...32Q Router config unit 1 multi stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 8 and 2 2 1 to 2 2 8 stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 8 replaces stack trunk 1 3 1 to 1 3 4 stack trunk 2 2 1 to 2 2 8 replaces stack trunk 2 2 1 to 2 2...

Page 164: ...nt stack management MAC is d4c1 9e18 3731 ICX7850 32Q Router show running config Current configuration ver 08 0 90_b313T233 stack unit 1 module 1 icx7850 32q port management module module 2 icx7800 10...

Page 165: ...x7800 100g 8port 800g module stack port 1 3 1 stack port 1 3 5 aaa authentication web server default local aaa authentication login default local enable aaa console no telnet server username super pas...

Page 166: ...X7850 32Q Router config unit 1 stack unit 1 ICX7850 32Q Router config unit 1 stack trunk 1 3 5 to 1 3 8 stack trunk 1 3 5 to 1 3 8 replaces stack port 1 3 5 Unit 2 ICX7850 48FS Router configure termin...

Page 167: ...22m6 0 Election was active no change ID 1 pri 0 2U 1 2 A u1 nbr 1 1 reason u1 stk po chg T 22m9 1 reset unit 2 u2 bootup id 1 Debug Dec 13 23 21 27 Config changed due to add del units Do write mem if...

Page 168: ...ter write memory There is no startup config file unable to save legacy config Flash Memory Write 8192 bytes per dot Write startup config done Automatic copy to member units 2 Flash Memory Write 8192 b...

Page 169: ...fig Current configuration ver 08 0 90_b313T233 stack unit 1 module 1 icx7850 32q port management module module 2 icx7800 100g 12port 1200g module module 3 icx7800 100g 8port 800g module stack trunk 1...

Page 170: ...Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 170 Part Number 53 1005572 01...

Page 171: ...most of the units in a stack to reset affecting data traffic FastIron stackable units support the following hitless stacking features Hitless stacking switchover A manually controlled CLI driven or au...

Page 172: ...owing behavior takes effect immediately If a failover occurs the stack does not reload Manual switchover CLI command stack switch over is allowed If a priority change occurred while hitless stacking w...

Page 173: ...upported by hitless stacking These events require a software reload affecting data traffic Unit ID change When a stack is formed or when a unit is renumbered using stack interactive setup Stack merge...

Page 174: ...rs in hardware After the new active controller becomes operational new switched flows are learned and forwarded accordingly The Layer 2 control protocol states are not interrupted during the switchove...

Page 175: ...In some cases a few IP source guard packets may be permitted or dropped If 802 1X and MAC authentication are enabled together on the same port both will be affected during a switchover or failover Hi...

Page 176: ...the internal events that enable a controlled or forced switchover to take place in a hitless manner as well as the events that occur during the switchover Real time synchronization among all units in...

Page 177: ...mmands such as show stack and a few debug commands The active controller can access the full range of the CLI The standby controller synchronizes its configuration with the active controller at each r...

Page 178: ...switchover or failover Runtime configuration mismatch In some cases such as a runtime configuration mismatch between the active controller and candidate standby controller the standby controller cann...

Page 179: ...formation The following figure illustrates hitless stacking support during a stack merge Hitless Stacking Support during stack formation stack merge and stack split Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configurat...

Page 180: ...tack merge The following figure illustrates hitless stacking support in a stack split Hitless Stacking Support during stack formation stack merge and stack split Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration...

Page 181: ...mple of hitless failover operation refer to Hitless stacking failover example on page 182 For feature limitations and configuration notes refer to Hitless stacking configuration notes and feature limi...

Page 182: ...alue By default hitless switchover is allowed on systems with FastIron release 08 0 20 or later installed as long as hitless failover is configured and the priority of the two controllers is the same...

Page 183: ...failover You can use the show stack command to check these criteria To perform a switchover enter the following command device stack switch over Standby unit 8 will become active controller and unit...

Page 184: ...ss stacking switchover when the active controller goes down and then comes back up The stack in this example has user configured priorities Hitless Stacking Hitless stacking switchover Ruckus FastIron...

Page 185: ...The following figure illustrates a hitless stacking switchover after the network administrator increases the priority value of the standby controller Hitless Stacking Hitless stacking switchover Ruck...

Page 186: ...y value of one of the stack members FIGURE 58 Scenario 2 Hitless stacking switchover after a priority change The following figure illustrates a hitless stacking switchover after the network administra...

Page 187: ...standby controller to take over the role of active controller if needed ICX7750 26Q Router show stack T 11h25m50 2 alone standalone D dynamic cfg S static ID Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 1...

Page 188: ...es When hitless stacking is disabled a priority change triggers an election but the newly elected winner does not assume its role until the entire stack is reloaded or hitless stacking is enabled You...

Page 189: ...s I System Interface ethernet mgmt1 state up 0d00h05m33s I Stack Stack unit 8 has been assigned as STANDBY unit of the stack system 0d00h05m33s I Stack Stack is operational due to SWITCH OVER 0d00h05m...

Page 190: ...P State FORWARDING PortDown 0d00h04m08s I System Interface ethernet 1 2 2 state down 0d00h04m06s I System Interface ethernet 8 2 2 state down Hitless Stacking Syslog messages for hitless stacking fail...

Page 191: ...the active controller through Telnet or SSH using this address All management functions such as SNMP use this IP address to acquire MIB information and other management data Enabling or disabling stac...

Page 192: ...to the active controller startup config file The configuration mode contains sub levels for individual units and ports VLANs routing protocols and other configuration areas Stack unit configuration mo...

Page 193: ...xit rconsole 2 device show stack ID Type Role Mac Address Prio State Comment 2 D ICX7750 48XGF standby cc4e 246d 8d800 0 local Ready rconsole 2 device exit rconsole 2 device exit Disconnected Returnin...

Page 194: ...nfigure terminal 2 Enter the stack unit command followed by the number of the stack unit you want to name device config stack unit 1 The device enters stack unit configuration mode 3 Enter the unit na...

Page 195: ...t name building3 module 1 icx7750 48 xgc port management module module 2 icx7750 qsfp 6port qsfp 240g module module 3 icx7750 6q 6port qsfp 240g module stack port 3 2 1 stack port 3 2 4 stack enable s...

Page 196: ...hows the stack MAC address being configured manually as confirmed in the show running config command output ICX7750 26Q Router configure terminal ICX7750 26Q Router config stack mac 0000 0000 0011 ICX...

Page 197: ...r as well as MIB counters and port status The standby controller also has a synchronized copy of the active controller startup config file in case the active controller fails When a stack is formed th...

Page 198: ...ck a reset occurs a unit fails a stacking port changes state or members are added or removed elections are held to determine the status of the active controller and standby controller The results of t...

Page 199: ...es are compared there is no effect if the difference is less than 30 seconds Lowest boot stack ID The unit that has the lowest boot stack ID Unit ID 1 is the lowest The unit ID may be 1 through 12 MAC...

Page 200: ...ts 2 The stack fails over to the standby controller Unit 2 3 Unit 1 returns to operation with the role of stack member 4 Unit 2 now acting as controller sends a stack merge request to Unit 1 5 Unit 1...

Page 201: ...y When the old active controller reloads and comes back as an active controller there are two active controllers which causes the stacks to merge The old active controller loses the active controller...

Page 202: ...Router show version Copyright c 2017 Ruckus Wireless Inc All rights reserved UNIT 1 compiled on Jul 31 2015 at 18 37 27 labeled as SWR08040b1 20197181 bytes from Primary SWR08040b1 bin SW Version 08 0...

Page 203: ...ith a minor mismatch an operating stack can still exist but traffic is dropped from all ports except the stacking ports for units with the mismatched software You can download the correct image to the...

Page 204: ...controller is static it cannot be overwritten by the new configuration and a configuration mismatch occurs Configuration mismatches can occur during manual setup when a unit is moved from one stack to...

Page 205: ...must remove the configuration for stack unit 3 Use the no stack unit command in configuration mode device configure terminal device config no stack unit 3 This removes configuration related to unit 3...

Page 206: ...h and the running image on the active controller for the stack Verifying Auto Image Copy Use the show stack command to check for any units in the mismatch state after the stack is formed The following...

Page 207: ...flash to stack units 2 through 4 For additional information on copy flash commands refer to the Ruckus FastIron Command Reference Configuring stacking trunks in a live environment To create or modify...

Page 208: ...2 1 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 stack unit 2 module 1 icx7750 48 xgc port management module module 2 icx7750 qsfp 6port qsfp 240g module stack port 2 2 1 stack trunk 2 2 4 to 2 2 6 stack enable Error...

Page 209: ...standby cc4e 2438 7280 0 remote Ready 3 S ICX7750 20QXG member 748e f8f9 6300 0 remote Ready active standby 2 1 1 2 4 2 4 3 2 1 2 4 2 2 1 Will assign standby in 49 sec due to all ready Standby u2 pro...

Page 210: ...ntroller Removing a unit from a stack To remove a unit from the stack disconnect the cables from the stacking ports This can be done whether the units are powered on or powered off When you remove a u...

Page 211: ...release 08 0 90 stack unit replacement does not work in the following cases Multiple units are being replaced simultaneously In this case use stack interactive setup or stack zero touch provisioning...

Page 212: ...ent the provisional configuration for the unit is still retained on the active controller 4 Make sure that the hardware module configuration of the replacement unit is identical to the hardware config...

Page 213: ...unit 5 Enter the stack interactive setup command Select interactive setup option 2 if the replacement unit is a clean unit Select interactive setup option 3 if the replacement unit contains configura...

Page 214: ...5 2 5 2 6 2 6 Links U3 U1 3 2 1 2 4 2 2 2 5 2 3 2 6 1 2 2 4 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 4 2 4 3 2 1 Proceeding will produce the above topology Do you accept it enter y or n y stack interactive setup discovers 2 un...

Page 215: ...748e f8f9 6300 0 remote Ready active 2 1 1 2 4 2 1 3 2 4 2 4 2 2 1 There is no standby Will assign a standby in 47 sec Current stack management MAC is cc4e 2438 7280 Moving a unit to another stack Mov...

Page 216: ...reloaded A partition without an active controller or standby controller does not function To reconfigure these units to act in standalone mode you must first enter a stack unconfigure me command on e...

Page 217: ...controller or a stack member besides the active controller it removes stack enable from the recovered startup config txt file and resets the unit NOTE When a stack member becomes a standalone unit aft...

Page 218: ...port SNMP gets sets and traps which are managed by the active controller An SNMP trap is sent from a stack unit to the stack active controller and forwarded from the active controller to an SNMP confi...

Page 219: ...aying stack information This section describes the show commands for a stack and includes output examples and field descriptions Displaying stacking topology The show stack connection command displays...

Page 220: ...port qsfp 240g module module 3 icx7750 6q 6port qsfp 240g module priority 128 stack trunk 1 2 1 to 1 2 3 stack trunk 1 2 4 to 1 2 6 stack unit 2 module 1 icx7750 20 qxg port management module module 2...

Page 221: ...addresses used by the ICX device to connect to SmartZone Refer to SmartZone administrator guides for more information interface management 1 Indicates FastIron management port ip address Indicates the...

Page 222: ...ash memory 2048 MB code flash memory 3840 MB DRAM STACKID 2 system uptime is 50 minute s 6 second s STACKID 1 system uptime is 55 minute s 55 second s STACKID 3 system uptime is 10 minute s 25 second...

Page 223: ...shows output for stack member 3 only ICX7750 26Q Router show flash unit 3 Stack unit 3 Compressed Pri Code size 30097250 Version 08 0 90dT203 SWR08090 bin Compressed Sec Code size 30070348 Version 08...

Page 224: ...holds Speed 1 NM 58 deg C Speed 2 50 82 deg C shutdown Fan 1 Air Flow Direction Front to Back Fan 2 Air Flow Direction Front to Back Fan 3 Air Flow Direction Front to Back Fan 4 Air Flow Direction Fro...

Page 225: ...the management MAC address Displaying stack module information The show module command displays information about stack unit modules Output resembles the following ICX7750 26Q Router show module Modul...

Page 226: ...D dynamic cfg S static ID Type Role Mac Address Pri State Comment 2 D ICX7750 26QXG member cc4e 2438 7280 0 remote Ready ICX7750 26Q Router show stack 3 T 12m20 6 alone standalone D dynamic cfg S sta...

Page 227: ...NOTE The active controller removes the dynamic configuration of a unit when the unit leaves the stack However if there is a static trunk configuration associated with the unit the active controller c...

Page 228: ...show stack stack ports command Field Description ID The stack identification number for this unit Stack port1 Indicates port state up or down and identifies the port by number stack ID slot port Stac...

Page 229: ...519 3 2 3 Down None None None None No N A 0 cc4e 2438 751d 3 2 4 Up Forward Full 40G None No N A 0 cc4e 2438 7521 TABLE 39 Field descriptions for the show interfaces stack ports command Field Descript...

Page 230: ...for sampling Send message types Totals for each type of message sent displayed in the following format x total where x represents the number of a message type from the Message types have callbacks li...

Page 231: ...or stack units The following example shows reliable IPC statistics for stack unit 3 ICX7750 26Q Router show stack rel ipc stats unit 3 Unit 3 statistics Msgs sent 907 recv 384 Pkt sends failed 0 KA se...

Page 232: ...alive sent 200 Keepalive rcvd 200 Keepalive age 0 Keepalive NBR age 1 Flushes requested 0 Suspends 0 Resumes 0 Packets sent with data DAT ACKs and window updates WND Other 201 ACK 1 WND 0 ACK WND 0 DA...

Page 233: ...wed in network recv Total packets received send Total packets sent Send message types Totals for each type of message sent displayed in the following format x total where x represents the number of a...

Page 234: ...errors detected if any 2 Enter the show stack zero touch status command in Privileged EXEC mode to display status information for a new unit In the following example the unit cannot be discovered bec...

Page 235: ...o 2 3 D1 2 4 mac me 1u cb 0 mis m 0 1U 0P A0S0 I1N 10m5 9767 C0 dr 0 rin 1 me 2 4 2 cc4e 2439 3700 U2 D0 2 1 D1 2 4 mac me 2u cb 3 mis m 0 1U 0P A0S0 I1N 10m5 9770 Send C0 len 880 2U 1a00 3700 res 1 Z...

Page 236: ...Ruckus FastIron Stacking Configuration Guide 08 0 90 236 Part Number 53 1005572 01...

Page 237: ...common problems may be encountered when building stacks Ports on the same trunk connect to different units Ports on the same trunk connect to different trunks on the same unit Sub ports of the 4 x 10...

Page 238: ...ces stack on each device to confirm that the stacking port links are up and the ports are in the forward state device show interfaces stack Port Link State Dupl Speed Trunk Tag P MAC Name 1 2 1 Up For...

Page 239: ...ID 5 0 unrel target MAC 4 0 There is 0 current jumbo IPC session Possible errors If the Send message types field is empty stack enable has not been configured If the number of Recv IPC packets increa...

Page 240: ...ig mode 8 If you run out of flash memory while performing a write memory your stack devices may contain very large startup config v4 or startup config old files which are preserved for recovery purpos...

Page 241: ...tup times out this may happen due to inactivity you will not be able to make any changes in your configuration or stack topology until you restart the session by entering the stack interactive setup c...

Page 242: ...e boot prompt enter b 2 At the boot prompt enter the hwinfo command to display basic hardware information as shown in the following example ICX7450 Boot hwinfo SKU 48 Fiber Non POE A1 System CPLD Vers...

Page 243: ...ng bootup the system reads and applies the startup config txt file to the runtime configuration The startup config txt file can be shown using the show config command The stacking system installs a st...

Page 244: ...changes by using a reset without executing the write memory command Stacking unit role transition considerations An active or standby controller contains the stacking system configuration and its int...

Page 245: ...2019 ARRIS Enterprises LLC All rights reserved Ruckus Wireless Inc a wholly owned subsidiary of ARRIS International plc 350 West Java Dr Sunnyvale CA 94089 USA www ruckuswireless com...

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