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How many EIGRP prefixes can a single 3560/3750 layer3 switch store?

CSCO11020330
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Hi

Happy new year.

There is a design question in front of me and customer has a pretty tight budget.

This EIGRP domain has about around 1000 prefixes, no VRF, no BGP. can a single 3560 with Advanced IP ios easily support and store those 1000prefixes without bringing up a high CPU process or I would need to think about a 3750?

Many thanks for your replies.

Robo

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darren.g
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CSCO11020330 wrote:

Hi

Happy new year.

There is a design question in front of me and customer has a pretty tight budget.

This EIGRP domain has about around 1000 prefixes, no VRF, no BGP. can a single 3560 with Advanced IP ios easily support and store those 1000prefixes without bringing up a high CPU process or I would need to think about a 3750?

Many thanks for your replies.

Robo

This document

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/switches/ps5718/ps5528/product_data_sheet09186a00801f3d7d.pdf

indicates the 3560 is capable of 11000 unicast routes - so your 1000 shouldn't bother it at all.

Cheers.

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darren.g
Level 5
Level 5

CSCO11020330 wrote:

Hi

Happy new year.

There is a design question in front of me and customer has a pretty tight budget.

This EIGRP domain has about around 1000 prefixes, no VRF, no BGP. can a single 3560 with Advanced IP ios easily support and store those 1000prefixes without bringing up a high CPU process or I would need to think about a 3750?

Many thanks for your replies.

Robo

This document

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/switches/ps5718/ps5528/product_data_sheet09186a00801f3d7d.pdf

indicates the 3560 is capable of 11000 unicast routes - so your 1000 shouldn't bother it at all.

Cheers.

Thanks Darren.

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