ICX 150 – Ruckus ICX Implementer – Info Learn Technologies

ICX 150 – Ruckus ICX Implementer

Course Description

This self-paced, web-based training course concentrates on duties performed by a network Implementer within a typical network environment and focuses on the Rukus ICX series of switches running FastIron 8.0.90. Features and functions covered in this course include, Ruckus technologies, hardware architecture, software upgrades, basic CLI configuration, layer 2 feature configuration along with device access and security.

Course Objectives

After completing this course, attendees should be able to:

Understand Ruckus technologies and how to access the resources 
available
Discuss the available ICX hardware and their capabilities
Discuss the major features and functions of Ruckus ICX switches
Understand hardware configurations for Ruckus ICX switches including 
stacking
Describe the Command Line (CLI) structure of Ruckus ICX switches

Describe the different methods available for device management 
including, the console port, Telnet, SSH, and web management
- Use Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) to secure a Ruckus ICX 
  switch
- Describe the software upgrade process for Ruckus ICX switches
- Configure Virtual LANs (VLANs) and Link Aggregation Groups (LAGs)
- Configure interface settings including, name, VLAN association, speed and duplex, and PoE capabilities
- Describe and configure Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) features supported on Rukus ICX switches
- Describe the features and function of Multi‐Chassis Trunking (MCT)

Describe and configure the Power over Ethernet capabilities of Ruckus ICX switches
Describe and configure Campus Fabrics

Course Prerequisites

Knowledge of Ruckus IP hardware and its designated roles in a netwokalong with Network management protocols and their function such as Telnet or SSH, SNMP and sflow.
Knowledge for network functions and features such as a generalunderstanding of Routing/switching along with specific functions such as VLANs, Link 
Aggregation (LAGs) and Power over Ethernet
As this course does not go into detail on how various protocols function along with their purpose it is good for students to have a working knowledge of L2 protocols and functions  such as  Spanning Tree, VLAN  taging,  Link  Aggregation  Control  Protocol,  802.1X  security  and  neighbor  discovery protocols like Cisco  Discovery Protocol or Link LayerDiscovery Protocol. 
Network protocols including:
- STP
- 802.1Q
- LACP
- 802.1X
- CDP/LLDP

Course Agenda:

Course Introduction
Ruckus ICX Technologies
Hardware OverviewCLI Basics
Software Upgrade & Licensing
Access and Management
Security and Monitoring
Layer 2 Fundamentals
Layer 2 Redundancy
ICX Stacking
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
Ruckus ICX Campus Fabric

Dates:

Module	Date	Time	Zone	Duration (Days)
ICX 150 – Ruckus ICX Implementer	6-9th Oct 2025	9 – 5pm	CEST	4 Days

Course Includes:

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