08-24-2011 04:18 AM
HI,
how many VRF are supported in NX-OS 5.X
3 Cisco Dokuments tell me another Thing.
1. 1000 overall
250 each VDC
2. 994 each VDC
3. 8000
Can some give me an answer ?
Philipp
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08-25-2011 06:10 AM
1.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Data_Center/VMDC/2.0/design_guide/design.pdf
Page 2-25, Table 2-4, it clearly stated that it supports 1000 per-system and 250 per VDC.
2.
Table 2-1 is the number of resources you can allocated to the VDC, not number of VRFs you can run (I know this is confusing). If you look at Table 2-2, it is the default resource where VRF is configured to 1000 which match what I told you. Let me give you a quick example, you can try to configure all 4000+ VLANs, but it doesn't mean system will not run out of memory and accept it.
3.
Table B-1, the 1000 VRF is there and it is correct. (994 is based on 1 management vrf per VDC. The other 2 reserve, I am not 100% sure, I need to do research).
My previous answer is not based on all these links. I got it from the internal BU page.
Regards,
jerry
08-24-2011 01:12 PM
Hi,
The default value is 16. The default maximum value is 8192. The range is from 16 to 8192.
So the maximum number of supported vrf is 8192
HTH
Reza
08-24-2011 05:33 PM
The answer is 1.
1000 VRF in the system, 250 per VDC if you are using all 4 VDCs - This is for NXOS after 5.0.2 or above.
Pre 4.2.1, it is 800 per system and 200 per VDC.
HTH,
jerry
08-24-2011 11:13 PM
Ok same problem here or i have a problem to understand this,
onside there are over 8000 vrf´s and on the other side 1000. What is the correct answer ?
3 Documents = 3 Different anwers for the same question ......
1.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Data_Center/VMDC/2.0/design_guide/design.pdf
2.
3.
08-25-2011 06:10 AM
1.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Data_Center/VMDC/2.0/design_guide/design.pdf
Page 2-25, Table 2-4, it clearly stated that it supports 1000 per-system and 250 per VDC.
2.
Table 2-1 is the number of resources you can allocated to the VDC, not number of VRFs you can run (I know this is confusing). If you look at Table 2-2, it is the default resource where VRF is configured to 1000 which match what I told you. Let me give you a quick example, you can try to configure all 4000+ VLANs, but it doesn't mean system will not run out of memory and accept it.
3.
Table B-1, the 1000 VRF is there and it is correct. (994 is based on 1 management vrf per VDC. The other 2 reserve, I am not 100% sure, I need to do research).
My previous answer is not based on all these links. I got it from the internal BU page.
Regards,
jerry
08-25-2011 06:34 AM
Jerry,
Thanks for clarifying and providing further info (+5)
Indeed, this is very confusing
Reza
08-25-2011 06:40 AM
I know Reza. If I don't have the internal page I will not be this sure.
Regards,
jerry
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