[c-nsp] Supported VRFs on Various Routers

[Dean Smith]

To answer my own question at least partially (for the archives..)

6500/7600-SupII+OSM - 512
6500/7600-Sup720 (PFC3A) - 1000
6500/7600-Sup720-3B (PFC3B) - 1000
6500/7600-Sup720-3BXL - 1000
6500/7600-Sup32 - 1000

Still looking for definitive 7200 info.

(I've never really understood why VRF isnt supported on the 6500 Sup2 except
OSM - It would have been quite useful on so many occasions)

Dean


-----Original Message-----
From: cisco-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net
[mailto:cisco-nsp-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Dean Smith
Sent: 17 September 2006 23:10
To: cisco-nsp at puck.nether.net
Subject: [c-nsp] Supported VRFs on Various Routers

I'm having trouble pinning down some info on CCO and was hoping someone may
have come across the info previously.
 
I'm looking to understand the number of concurrent VRFs supported on the
7200 NPE-G1/G2 and 6500 Sup720. I'm looking at VRF-Lite (not MPLS) with a
small number of routes per VRF (between 5 and 200, average probably around
the low tens). Probably running RIP in each VRF but thats still in the
melting pot.
 
The datasheet for the Sup720 mentions "1024 VRFs each populated with up to
700 routes/VRF for MPLS.", but I cant find more detail. 1024 sounds like a
fixed limit rather than just a memory combination with the routes
themselves.
 
Thanks
Dean
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