Viewing the Switch Panel
You can view details about the ICX switch panel, such as the port-side, non-port side, traffic trends, and floor plans, from the RUCKUS One web interface.
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On the RUCKUS One web interface, navigate to Wired >
Switches > Switch
List.
The Switches page is displayed.
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In the Switch List tab,
click the switch (hyperlink) for which you want to view the panel details.
The Overview page of the switch is displayed.
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Click the Panel sub-tab.
The following details are displayed:
- Rear and front views of
the switch. Rear View (hyperlink) is displayed by default. Click
Rear
View to view the non-port side of the switch.
Switch Panel Sub-tab Pause your pointer over each port slot to view the following additional details:
- Port: Displays the port number of the switch.
- Name: Displays the port name of the switch.
- VLAN: Displays the VLAN assigned to the switch port.
- Port Speed: Displays the speed of the switch port.
- ErrDisabled: Specifies whether the port is in an error-disabled state (Yes or No). When a port is in an error-disabled state, the port slot in the front panel of the switch is indicated in red.
- ErrDisable
Reason: Displays the reason for the port being
in the error-disabled state.Note: ErrDisabled and ErrDisable Reason fields are supported only in RUCKUS FastIron releases 10.0.10 (versions 10.0.10g or later) and 10.0.20 (versions 10.0.20b or later).
- Port State: Displays the state of the switch (Up or Down).
- Connected Device: Displays the name and IP address of the next neighboring device.
- PoE Usage (Consumed/Allocated): Displays the PoE usage level of the switch port.
- PoE Device Type: Displays the PoE type used in the switch.
Click
to learn about the port slot indications on the switch front panel.
Switch Front Panel - Port and Icon States - Switch or stack topology and floor plan. Floor Plans is displayed by default.
- Switch status.
- Trends depicting switch traffic by volume. You can view traffic trends for all switch ports or select a specific port from the drop-down menu and view the trends. By default, trends for all ports are displayed.
- Resource utilization by the switch CPU, memory and PoE.
- Top 10 ports by traffic.
- Top 10 ports by errors.
- Rear and front views of
the switch. Rear View (hyperlink) is displayed by default. Click
Rear
View to view the non-port side of the switch.