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In case you guys were wondering, I seem to have fixed my ICX 7250-24 temps by adding a 60mm fan (Sunon MF60101V3-1000U-A99) on the ASIC (blowing down), restoring the stock exhaust fan, and relegating it to a closet where I won't hear the stock fan I was able to wire both in the same header...

Woa, just checked this out. This is pretty wild. So basically replace the case cover with a piece of acrylic and you cut a hole in the acrylic to plop a larger fan on top. Pretty cool idea--I might consider it if I can't get things where I want within the existing case.

Thanks tubs-ffm. I actually just placed an order for that exact fan yesterday. Thoughts on pointing it down vs up? I was leaning towards up, but can test it pretty easily. Right now, I actually have a 40mm fan sitting on the ASIC heatsink with the case open and it stays below 65. Hopefully...

I'm going to test temps again today with the stock fan to see if that makes a big difference. As far as a fan on the ASIC itself, I had seen someone suggest this: https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Sunon/MF60101V3-1000U-A99?qs=EU6FO9ffTwekSIQ43CVQVg== I'm guessing you'd point it up, but...

And now for a second question as I get further along in the process here with my ICX 7250-24. Is the temp reported in show chassis accurate? This seems way hotter than it should be with nothing connected and no PoE: The stack unit 1 chassis info: Power supply 1 (AC - Regular) present...

Hey Wolfcastle. So I had actually tried this before (then using the update_primary command after removing the temp IP) and no dice--same error. This time, I tried it again and did "reset" instead and now it's working. Bizarre. But thanks for the message--got me to go back and try this again!

Hey guys, I'm brand new to enterprise switches and was able to snag an ICX 7250-24 off ebay recently. Running through the setup today with fohdeesha's guide and this is what I'm running into. I think this was the second time running through the steps because I thought I missed something...