[c-nsp] theoretical and practical route-table limits

[Scott Keoseyan]

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Hello all...

Does Cisco publish absolute theoretical route-table size limitations  
for their various platforms and memory configurations somewhere?  I am  
thinking of doing something with black hole routing locally and I was  
wondering just *how many routes* one could have in a route-table and  
how many BGP entries / peers / views one could contain nowadays.   
Obviously there are other factors, but it would be helpful if there  
was a guideline or published *limitation* somewhere.

Thanks,

Scott

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