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.

  1. On the RUCKUS One web interface, navigate to Wired > Switches > Switch List.
    The Switches page is displayed.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
    You can hover your cursor over the charts for more information.