That's indeed 7 series only behavior. I would be able to make the 6 series guide much simpler if the config could be wiped with the press of a button instead of a serial cable 
Delete the saved config file and reload, it's as easy as that.Hi all
Do any of you have the default config for the icx7250
I’m planning on getting it soon so would be nice if I could start on the config
Oh, it can be completely reset without the console! Very easy!That's indeed 7 series only behavior. I would be able to make the 6 series guide much simpler if the config could be wiped with the press of a button instead of a serial cable![]()
sadly the config is stored on the same main 64MB NOR flash as the OS and bootloader, the CR2032 is just to back the RTCOh, it can be completely reset without the console! Very easy!
Just completely disassemble the switch, remove the CR2032 battery, jumper the NVRAM erase (no header is provided,) power it on, power it off, reassemble, perform a 'no OS' recovery, and you're all set!
See? Easy! (Yes, ALL the sarcasm.)
Oh, you will wipe the bootloader.sadly the config is stored on the same main 64MB NOR flash as the OS and bootloader, the CR2032 is just to back the RTC( I was given a "broken" ICX6610 that had a bad serial port, and a config locking all the regular ports. To get the config cleared I ended up having to dump the NOR via JTAG, find the config section and zero it out, then write it back - then I got a switch in the default state that would boot up and default to grabbing an IP via DHCP that I could log into and no longer need the serial port - if you just wipe the whole or most of NOR it won't have an OS to load or worst case no bootloader to load one (it's the bottom 512KB of NOR))
Yes, it is possible, take a look at the first pages of this threadI have a ICX 6450-48P and I was hoping to enable the other two SFP+ ports for 10Gbps operation. Is this possible and, if so, what steps need to be taken?
Sorry to sound dense, but I truly don't see it. It seems to require licensing, but other than that, I see no mention on the front page or the config guide on how to coax the other two ports into 10Gbps mode, though I fully admit I may have overlooked it.Yes, it is possible, take a look at the first pages of this thread![]()
second line of the first post in this tread is telling you what to do. Please re-read. thank you.Sorry to sound dense, but I truly don't see it. It seems to require licensing, but other than that, I see no mention on the front page or the config guide on how to coax the other two ports into 10Gbps mode, though I fully admit I may have overlooked it.
You need to resolve the issue with the eBay seller, not Ruckus. With very few exceptions you will not get the support you typically expect from a manufacturer when buying through eBay. This is the reason why they're so inexpensive.I think I got a bum switch from eBay.
indeed, Ebay is really good about this and sides with the buyer rather quickly 99% of the time, you should get your money back fairly easilyYou need to resolve the issue with the eBay seller, not Ruckus. With very few exceptions you will not get the support you typically expect from a manufacturer when buying through eBay. This is the reason why they're so inexpensive.
To be fair, if you want to do the VLANs you need either a USG/UDM gateway or a router that can handle the cam's VLAN traffic. The ubiquiti "Pro" L3 switches claim to support L3 in all of their marketing material but have never actually worked to this day and it's been on sale for months. You still need a USG for inter-VLAN routing.In my opinion, if you want something robust, but don't want to be bothered, go buy something from Ubiquiti.
This route was pretty good in that it was much cheaper and there's definitely satisfaction in getting it to all work! YMMV.