No, I turned it off shortly after until I can get more of those Noctuas installed and the case put back on it. it was running open with 0 fans on it during that screenshot, so no air being moved over it at allThat is running really hot...you're ok with that?
It would be great if you can license mine.I can license them, just be aware the copper version (the vdx6740t)
There aren't any 7000 series that are EoL.Does the ICX 9.0 Web GUI work for all ICX 7000 series or only those that are not end of life?
By same family we mean the sub-models of a given type. So any 6450 can stack with any other 6450, but not a 6610. So you can stack your 6450s together and your 6610s as a separate stack. The 6650 will be forever alone.I have 1x 6650, 2x 6610, and 2x 6450. Can these all be stacked together to operate a basically one single entity? The op’s post from page 1 says the 6650 can’t be stacked but I read that all units within the same family can be so I’m a little confused.
also how do I know when units are properly stacked? Initially I had just the two ICX 6610 and I connected the top 40Gb stacking port of oneto the bottom of the other and everything just “worked” but how do I know for sure these are “stacked” vs just two switches connected to each other? Both can still be ssh’d to independently by the different ip’s I set them up with initially and the documention said something like there wasn’t any special commands to run for stacking them.
Anyway just looking for some clarity on this and any other advice if it’s possible to stack all 5 and if not any do’s/don’ts when connecting them all together.
thanks in advance!
Well that puts a damper on my desire to hunt down a 7750, assuming I still have my 7150s and 7450 when v9 becomes recommended GA. I was thinking of a 7750-26Q (or a -48F since is has 6x QSFP, but the additional 6x QSFP module tends to be like $500), so would a Arista DCS-7050QX-32S be a better choice? I can certainly find them for a lower price than the handful of 7750-26Q's I see on eBay. I'm going to need at least 6, maybe 8x 40G and 40G to 4x10G breakout support since I'll have more 10G devices than my 7450 will. The 7650 and 7850, when they've been available, have been waaaay out of my price range.V9 is released for everything 7 series except the 7750, I would assume because it's the only PPC architecture switch remaining and is about to be eol if it isn't already. I'm sure they were tired of having to maintain both an arm build chain for everything and then a totally separate PPC chain just for the 7750
7050QX-32S are great switches - full x86_64 management plane, the 32S variant (versus the plain 32) can run the absolute latest EOS, and EOS is great to work with. prefer it to fastiron. two or three times as much RAM, can stick SSDs in them, can run container and KVM vm's on them, etcWell that puts a damper on my desire to hunt down a 7750, assuming I still have my 7150s and 7450 when v9 becomes recommended GA. I was thinking of a 7750-26Q (or a -48F since is has 6x QSFP, but the additional 6x QSFP module tends to be like $500), so would a Arista DCS-7050QX-32S be a better choice? I can certainly find them for a lower price than the handful of 7750-26Q's I see on eBay. I'm going to need at least 6, maybe 8x 40G and 40G to 4x10G breakout support since I'll have more 10G devices than my 7450 will. The 7650 and 7850, when they've been available, have been waaaay out of my price range.
What variant of Arista would you recommend over the 7750-48F, that is current and can run latest EOS?7050QX-32S are great switches - full x86_64 management plane, the 32S variant (versus the plain 32) can run the absolute latest EOS, and EOS is great to work with. prefer it to fastiron. two or three times as much RAM, can stick SSDs in them, can run container and KVM vm's on them, etc
If you look back a few pages in this thread someone was talking about successfully using a 2.5G SFP+ transceiver in what I think was a 6610. It's about the transceiver.so . . . i have a 6450-48P.
And, i have just received my 10G RJ-45 SFP module (ubiquiti UF-RJ45-10G).
But it seems my cable isn't stable enough to support it, as the link goes up and down. (don't have the ability right now to replace cable due to having to open up the driveway)
At 1Gb it is stable. So wanted to try at 2.5 and 5Gb, but i do not seem to have that option.
Is that option even available?
Right, found it and gotcha.If you look back a few pages in this thread someone was talking about successfully using a 2.5G SFP+ transceiver in what I think was a 6610. It's about the transceiver.
Maybe the 7050SX? The 7050QX-32S supports breakout; based on prices on eBay it would be cheaper, even accounting for needing passive optical breakouts and a patch panel.What variant of Arista would you recommend over the 7750-48F, that is current and can run latest EOS?