This video should explain exactly what you need to do for upgrading the whole stack.
But I mean, if cost is no concern, then just pairing a UDM or UDM-Pro with whatever Unifi PoE switches for the cams and calling it a day is wise, plus you can have easy and safe remote access. I'm just disappointed with UBNT's actions in the last few years as I phase out my Unifi gear.
I bought a FCX648S roughly 6 months ago to do basic dot1q tagged vlans and regret every minute of it, havnt been able to make it do anything Ive wanted it to do yet... save yourself the hassle
Why don't you tell us what the problem is and we can help you. It's really not that hard: create the vlan and tag or untag the ports. You could even do it from the web gui if CLI is really that hard.I bought a FCX648S roughly 6 months ago to do basic dot1q tagged vlans and regret every minute of it, havnt been able to make it do anything Ive wanted it to do yet... save yourself the hassle
Passive should work fine. It is recommended to stay with 1 or 3 meter but 5 should be ok. Anything longer will be a problem.Another 7250-24 question: in the fastiron stacking guide it says that for the 10g ports, set-2 (1/2/5-1/2/8) support passive or active twinax cables, but set-1 (1/2/1-1/2/4) only support active. Yet, I took a spare passive twinax cable and connected 1/2/1 to 2/2/2 and the link came up. Is the documentation wrong, or does that limitation (somehow) only apply to stacking?
Port 1/2/1: Type : 10G Passive Twinax 1m (SFP+)
Port 2/2/2: Type : 10G Passive Twinax 1m (SFP+)
I'm planning on using the 4 remaining ports for LAGGs to the storage subnet on the 2 vsphere hosts in my lab, and I'd obviously rather not shell out $$$ for active cables, if I don't need to.
Thanks. The servers are less than 2 meters from the switches.Passive should work fine. It is recommended to stay with 1 or 3 meter but 5 should be ok. Anything longer will be a problem.
Maybe that's ok since they are not authorized resellers so folks who buy these are not going to get a warranty. Not Amazon or Ruckus's fault but may still lead to angry customers after the fact.A brief rant about idiotic reviews on Amazon. My workspace at home has an unmanaged netgear 8-port switch. Vanilla PoE, so the yealink IP phone works fine, but the new ruckus r710 next to it steps down power unless I use a DC adapter. I decided to upgrade the switch, and the ICX7150-C12P seemed perfect. Except out of 8 ratings on Amazon, it had 3.5 stars. I looked at them. 3 1-star reviews, one of which the switch supposedly died after a year, and the other 2? Non-techies frustrated they couldn't figure out how to configure it. The worst I have seen? Someone ordered a brand-new ubiquiti switch and left a 1-star review because the seller shipped them a used d-link switch! WTF???
Hmmm, I wonder if you are getting 'ebayed'? I bought 2 7250-24 units on ebay, but shelled out extra for two literal "never opened" units, and they were perfect. Also, though, mine are 24 port units, so... Hard to believe there is an issue with the 48 port units like this though.So, the eBay seller was good, got my refund, and since they were quick about things, I went ahead and ordered the last one....and same problems. This time, it is only the POE led for port 21 that is stuck on, but same, 24 of those "BCM_ERR: while 'bcm_port_mdix_set' is Feature unavailable" errors on boot and plugging anything into ports 1 thru 24 does not activate a link, but plugging in ports 25 thru 48 will bring up a link.
This, after he said they tested all the ports.
I loaded SPR08080f firmware and factory set-default, just to be sure and that didn't change anything.
Am I doing something wrong, or is this just another bad switch that failed the same exact way? I figured I'd check here before I send yet another one back. I am now hesitant to get another 7250.
ICX7250-48P
nope, only ipv4 ospf, and no bgp or tunnels. it's a cut down version of the 6610Does the ICX6450 support OSPF v3 (IPv6)? I thought it'd have identical routing features to the ICX6610 (fully licensed thanks to @fohdeesha ), but the 6450 doesn't show the ipv6 router global config option.