02-28-2017 09:07 AM
Hi,
Quick question regarding the 18H+18F LC maximum routes. Datasheet says:
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03-10-2017 03:11 AM
Take a look at the Cisco Live presentation BRKSPG-2900.
There are two databases that can store the routes, the LPM which has worst-case capacity for 256K prefixes and the LEM (700K entries).
There are two modes which govern which prefixes are stored in the LEM database: host-optimised and internet-optimised.
For your specific example on a non e-TCAM card, I believe /24s are stored in the LEM in both modes. But if you had a large number of /20s for example, then you'd want the linecards in internet-optimised mode. This would mean less space for MAC addresses, MPLS labels and IPv4 host prefixes.
The command is
hw-module fib ipv4 scale internet-optimized
You can check LEM resources with the command
show controllers npu resources all loction <linecard>
03-09-2017 03:50 PM
All the scaling numbers are unidimensional, I suggest you test it with the intended setup
adam
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03-10-2017 03:11 AM
Take a look at the Cisco Live presentation BRKSPG-2900.
There are two databases that can store the routes, the LPM which has worst-case capacity for 256K prefixes and the LEM (700K entries).
There are two modes which govern which prefixes are stored in the LEM database: host-optimised and internet-optimised.
For your specific example on a non e-TCAM card, I believe /24s are stored in the LEM in both modes. But if you had a large number of /20s for example, then you'd want the linecards in internet-optimised mode. This would mean less space for MAC addresses, MPLS labels and IPv4 host prefixes.
The command is
hw-module fib ipv4 scale internet-optimized
You can check LEM resources with the command
show controllers npu resources all loction <linecard>
03-10-2017 06:45 AM
Thank you very much. Got the presentation already and will give it a look.
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