My 7250-24p shut down when I disconnect one of the fans (this was with 08.0.80e).Will the 7250-24p also run with one of his two fans disconnected? Somewhere I was reading about it for advice of the 6xxxx series. But I cannot find it any more.
My 7250-24p shut down when I disconnect one of the fans (this was with 08.0.80e).Will the 7250-24p also run with one of his two fans disconnected? Somewhere I was reading about it for advice of the 6xxxx series. But I cannot find it any more.
Licenses are "honor based" on the 7xxx series... basically you promise that you'll buy them and it let you use the extended functions.I've seen one or two of these (ICX7150) pop up at a very good price. The fanless models and the ones with a quiet mode are appealing. What should I be aware of? Fakes? Licensing issues? Are the licenses already applied acording to the model number, for example a ICX7150-48P-4X10GR-RMT3 being sold as new for $750 or will I have potential issues licensing that?
I have a USB->rollover into a keystone with the mini-B's green on pin 3, white on pin 6 and black on pin 5.The behavior sounds like a normal boot, I'd verify your serial settings and make sure you have the right COM port number by checking Device Manager. I have a USB serial device that can randomly change what COM number gets assigned when it's plugged in.
Settings for ICX are 9600/8/N/1 and no flow control. PuTTY defaults to XON/XOFF.
Oh and you connected that USB port to a serial port, not to a USB port on your system, right? The mini-USB on the 7250 is wired for serial; there's no USB device inside, so connecting to a USB port on your host will burn it out.
Just to reiterate... have you deactivated flow control? Otherwise nothing would come through.I have a USB->rollover into a keystone with the mini-B's green on pin 3, white on pin 6 and black on pin 5.
Have checked putty on windows and a linux machine and nothing at all on either. I'm beginning to think someone may have blown up the console port previously.
I'm going to order a genuine cable and see what that yields. I'm happy to admit this is a haaaaaaackjob.
Yes, flow control is set to none.Just to reiterate... have you deactivated flow control? Otherwise nothing would come through.
Seems like your rollover is just wired wrong.I have a USB->rollover into a keystone with the mini-B's green on pin 3, white on pin 6 and black on pin 5.
Have checked putty on windows and a linux machine and nothing at all on either. I'm beginning to think someone may have blown up the console port previously.
I'm going to order a genuine cable and see what that yields. I'm happy to admit this is a haaaaaaackjob.
(ICX) mUSB -> RJ45 --> DE9 (RS232) [RJ45 wire colour]
1 NC NC
(RX) 2 --> 3 ---> 3 (TX) [red]
(TX) 3 --> 6 ---> 2 (RX) [white]
4 NC NC
(GND) 5 --> 5,4 -> 5,8 (GND, CTS) [black, green]
It's a knock-off rollover.Seems like your rollover is just wired wrong.
Code:(ICX) mUSB -> RJ45 --> DE9 (RS232) [RJ45 wire colour] 1 NC NC (RX) 2 --> 3 ---> 3 (TX) [red] (TX) 3 --> 6 ---> 2 (RX) [white] 4 NC NC (GND) 5 --> 5,4 -> 5,8 (GND, CTS) [black, green]
Thank you. Had I read the OP carefully I would have known that. Sorry.Licenses are "honor based" on the 7xxx series... basically you promise that you'll buy them and it let you use the extended functions.
Are icx6650 and icx6610 power supplies interchangable? The PS for 6610 has model string: PRS16-E, while the 6650 one has model string PRS15-E. Label says PRS16-E has V1/V2 two types of voltage outputs with 12v and 66v respectively (don't know what this means) while the PRS15-E has only 12V output. Mechanically the pin layouts are the same.
Guess they are but just to want to make sure in case I make a fatal mistake.
Yep. OEM cable works like a charm!!!!Seems like your rollover is just wired wrong.
Code:(ICX) mUSB -> RJ45 --> DE9 (RS232) [RJ45 wire colour] 1 NC NC (RX) 2 --> 3 ---> 3 (TX) [red] (TX) 3 --> 6 ---> 2 (RX) [white] 4 NC NC (GND) 5 --> 5,4 -> 5,8 (GND, CTS) [black, green]
I don't know anything about the esxi side (don't use it), but switch side is easy.I have an icx7250p 24 port. running 8.0.92 . I want to configure a trunk port to esxi 7.0. I know how to do this in the cisco world , but brocade is just a tiny bit different. I know how to configure the Esxi side ( or at least I think I do... minor lol....)
the esxi 7 server would be connecting to one of the 10 gig sftp+ ports. I know it's not that hard but I'm having difficulty thinking of how to do it.
right now on the switch everything is at defaults. the way I think it would work is I setup the trunk link on the 7250 and then assign all the vlans from within Esxi. I'm forcing myself to expand my horizons and it's worth it. Just hit a tiny bump in the road and was wondering if someone could give me just a little bit of help.
Thank you
One of the VM's I will be running on this Esxi server is a Cisco 9800 WLC . I will be working with these later in the year and need to lab up now so i can survive the corporate jungle.
vlan 1
tag eth 1/2/1
vlan 2
tag eth 1/2/1
vlan 3
untagged eth 1/2/1