[nsp] Fast cache entry aging time

From: Kent Yu (kyu@opnet.com)
Date: Tue Mar 26 2002 - 10:29:26 EST

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According to CCO, the fast cache entries should be aged out 1/20 every min.
We noticed this is true only if the entries are more than 20, which means
1/20 of the total entries is greater than 1. While the number of fast cache
entries falls below 20, the aging is pretty unpredictable, some cache
entries stayed there for a couple of hours without being removed.

Anyone know how cisco defines the aging when the fast cache entries number
is below 20?

Thanks

Kent

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