02-26-2025 01:22 AM
Some time the message is recording on my Cisco Business 350 .
%ARP-E-ARPTBL: ARP Table Overflow
I found one command "show system resources" and returned the followings.
switchxxxxxx# show system resources In-Use Max ------ -------- IP Entries 878 896
IPv4 policy Routes 0 12 IPv6 policy Routes 0 12 VLAN Mapping Entries 0 0
Does "IP Entries" on the result is euqal to number of ARP table of my device?
or Is there any other command present for getting the number?
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02-26-2025 02:18 AM
IP Entries is not the same as ARP table but the have a direct relationship. Every ARP will be related to one IP address.
What you can do to improve it is change the ARP Age to optimize the ARP table utilization. The ARP table for CBS350 10Giga upllink is arount 1K entry.
02-26-2025 02:04 AM
- Try these commands : show arp
show ip arp inspection list
M.
02-26-2025 02:18 AM
IP Entries is not the same as ARP table but the have a direct relationship. Every ARP will be related to one IP address.
What you can do to improve it is change the ARP Age to optimize the ARP table utilization. The ARP table for CBS350 10Giga upllink is arount 1K entry.
02-26-2025 04:13 AM
Per chance, does this CBS have a default route to an interface without a next hop IP, which also leads to the Internet?
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