okay i just put the old fans back on, before i purchase the sunon fan from digikey and pay another 60$ shipping, is there anything else i need for this to work?
Brocade ICX Series (cheap & powerful 10gbE/40gbE switching)
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also how do i connect more than 2 fans to the switch, as there are only 2 fan headers on the board?
Quite simple. Connect ground (-) of both fans to the same pin and voltage (+) of both fans to the same pin. The frequency signal only use of one fan, the one on the chassis. That's it. Soldering, screwing, crimping, knotting, ... Choose what ever technique is suitable for you to connect electrical wires.
There are Y-adaptors to by in the PC section. But because the pin set-up on ICX is different to standard PC setup you cannot use these out of the box. You also need to switch the pins. This is what I di I pulled out the pins of the Y adaptor and reinstalled to match to ICX wiring.
Hi - Trying to configure a trunk port - coming from Cisco -
I tried:
Im looking to setup Vlan 75 & 85 and have port 47-48 the trunk ports. Is trunking called something else in brocade land?
I tried:
Code:
BrO6450#conf t
BrO6450(config)#vlan 75 name pbx
BrO6450(config-vlan-75)#untag e 1/1/1 to 1/1/14
BrO6450#conf t
BrO6450(config)#vlan 85 name data
BrO6450(config-vlan-85)#untag e 1/1/15 to 1/1/46
BrO6450(config)#trunk e 1/1/47 to 1/1/48
BrO6450(config)#trunk deploy
Command Not Allowed in NI style LAG CLI modeIt would depend on what version of ICX you're running. I thought it was posted by OP but he eventually links to Terry Henry's YouTube channel that describes it.
These videos are great for you because he translates from Cisco CLI.
Trunks:
Im more confused now. I did this below & It does work - sort of.
My uplink has vlan 85 as default & trunked to 75 from the cisco.
I added this below:
By default it thinks that Vlan 1 (really 85) is on & Vlan 75 (is correct). While it works, for consistency I think I should do this the 'right' way where Vlan85 is primary & 75 is a trunk option on some ports.
My uplink has vlan 85 as default & trunked to 75 from the cisco.
I added this below:
Code:
BrO6450(config)#vlan 75
BrO6450(config-vlan-75)#tagged e 1/1/47
Added tagged port(s) ethe 1/1/47 to port-vlan 75.
BrO6450(config-vlan-75)#interface e 1/1/47
BrO6450(config-if-e1000-1/1/47)#dual-mode
BrO6450(config-if-e1000-1/1/47)#wr memThat's not quite the right command(s). If that's what you want... (if I remember my commands right...)
vlan 75
tagged e 1/1/47
vlan 85
tagged e 1/1/47
int e 1/1/47
dual-mode 85
wr mem
This should make 1/1/47 dual mode with a default vlan of 85.
I am unsure about 8030, which is what you're probably on as you are running a 6450? But I think you build the LAG, then add the LAG to the VLAN, which is similar to Cisco, as I recall (you go into the port channel interface on the Cisco and set your VLANs there, right?)
I know for ICX 7k running 8090 I build the LAG, then add the LAG interface to the VLANs, not the individual Ethernet interfaces.
I know for ICX 7k running 8090 I build the LAG, then add the LAG interface to the VLANs, not the individual Ethernet interfaces.
Code:
lag SVR-A:BCM dynamic id 1
ports ethe 1/1/9 to 1/1/10
port-name SVR-A:BCM1 ethernet 1/1/9
port-name SVR-A:BCM2 ethernet 1/1/10
!
<snip>
vlan 4 name LAN by port
tagged ethe 1/2/1 ethe 1/3/1 ethe 1/3/3
untagged ethe 1/1/1 to 1/1/8 ethe 1/1/15 to 1/1/46 ethe 1/2/2 to 1/2/4 ethe 1/4/1 lag 1 to 3
router-interface ve 4
spanning-tree
!POE Question
I used these commands to turn ON POE for Brocade 7250-48p port number 1/1/3; then realized I made an error and wanted POE turned on at port 1/1/4 (which I did).
enable
configure terminal
interface e 1/1/3
inline power
confirm everything with "show inline power"
QUESTION: How do I use the CLI to turn OFF POE at port 1/1/3
I used these commands to turn ON POE for Brocade 7250-48p port number 1/1/3; then realized I made an error and wanted POE turned on at port 1/1/4 (which I did).
enable
configure terminal
interface e 1/1/3
inline power
confirm everything with "show inline power"
QUESTION: How do I use the CLI to turn OFF POE at port 1/1/3
The pertinent of that guide isCommscope Technical Content Portal
docs.commscope.com
If you do not specify a vlan-id in the dual mode command, the port default VLAN is set to 1. The port transmits untagged traffic on the DEFAULT-VLAN.
Thanks, that's great!
So if I have 5 clans coming in from a Cisco (feeding the brocade) but only 3 vlans going into the brocade, 75, 85, 95 - when setting up the switch should VE1 actually be VE 85?
Can I set the default vlan to something other than 1?
So if I have 5 clans coming in from a Cisco (feeding the brocade) but only 3 vlans going into the brocade, 75, 85, 95 - when setting up the switch should VE1 actually be VE 85?
Can I set the default vlan to something other than 1?
Yes you can change the default Vlan.
You can change the default VLAN, but it's likely a better idea to just use dual-mode 85 instead of simply dual-mode on the appropriate port(s).
Agreed @richtj99, for security and network segregation you almost certainly do not want every device you or anyone else plugs into that switch at any point in the future defaulting to vlan 85 access, which is what would happen on every port not individually tagged/untagged to some other vlan by you specifically. Better to have the unused ports remain defaulted untagged to an unused vlan 1.
I was asking about switching default vlans in the linked post because the unleashed ruckus AP’s use vlan 1 for its management network And do not have away to change in unleashed.
Am I misunderstanding things? I am using non-VLAN 1 for my Ruckus Unleashed APs for management. I just changed the native VLAN ID. VLANs defined in Access VLAN configuration are tagged.
Any recommendations for new fans for a ICX 6610 PSU? I have a failed fan in one I want to replace, but it seems to be a special delta fan, or at least the info on the label does not match those I see on Delta's site/eBay. I can find a bunch of recommendations to not downgrade the fans (especially @fohdeesha wise warnings - and you should trust anyone who has gone as far as hooking up a JTAG diagnostic/programming adapter to the switch in question), but not any good purchasing targets.
Thanks, M
Thanks, M
First, thanks for the feedback about my questions on ACL to provide internet only access to some devices.
I decided to look at using VLANs to do this since this seems to be the best approach.
I am look to start by having some of my servers in their own vlan and trying to understand how inter-vlan routing works.
I have the following setup
Vlans
Virtual Interfaces
show ip route
I only have one wired client on 1/1/18 with ip 192.168.10.200 with static ip and gateway 192.168.10.1.
The issue I am having right now is that I cannot ping 192.168.10.200 from 192.168.1.143.
My understanding of vlan routing is that I should be able to reach that device on subnet 20 with the above configuration, without having to setup any additional static routes on the switch or on my firewall/router.
Am I missing something or is my understand of L3 routing wrong?
Thanks
I decided to look at using VLANs to do this since this seems to be the best approach.
I am look to start by having some of my servers in their own vlan and trying to understand how inter-vlan routing works.
I have the following setup
Vlans
Code:
vlan 1 name DEFAULT-VLAN by port
router-interface ve 1
vlan 10 name servers by port
untagged ethe 1/1/18
router-interface ve 10
Code:
interface ve 1
ip address 192.168.1.80 255.255.255.0
!
interface ve 10
ip address 192.168.10.1 255.255.255.0
ip helper-address 1 192.168.1.1
Code:
Total number of IP routes: 3
Type Codes - B:BGP D:Connected O:OSPF R:RIP S:Static; Cost - Dist/Metric
BGP Codes - i:iBGP e:eBGP
OSPF Codes - i:Inter Area 1:External Type 1 2:External Type 2
Destination Gateway Port Cost Type Uptime
1 0.0.0.0/0 192.168.1.1 ve 1 1/1 S 11d16h
2 192.168.1.0/24 DIRECT ve 1 0/0 D 11d16h
3 192.168.10.0/24 DIRECT ve 10 0/0 D 1d15hThe issue I am having right now is that I cannot ping 192.168.10.200 from 192.168.1.143.
My understanding of vlan routing is that I should be able to reach that device on subnet 20 with the above configuration, without having to setup any additional static routes on the switch or on my firewall/router.
Am I missing something or is my understand of L3 routing wrong?
Thanks