The following table summarizes scale limitations for the NPB application forwarding features.
Feature | Sub-Group | Product Scale | Description |
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Port Channel | NA | 32 |
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Transport Tunnel (only IPv4) | NA | 1000 |
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Non-Transport Tunnel | NA | 2000 | |
Ingress Group | Physical ports and port channels | 256 |
|
Transport tunnels only | 1000 |
|
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Non-transport tunnels only | 2000 |
|
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Route-map or route-map instances | NA | 4000 |
The route-maps are attached to ingress groups. Each route-map can have only one ingress group instance and each instance can have only one ACL. So only 8K route-maps are supported. |
Ingress ACL | MAC | 1500 |
|
IPv4 | 6000 | ||
IPv6 | 2000 | ||
Ingress Range support:
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128 | Maximum length range match: 128. | |
Egress Group | NA |
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Max. no. of unique egress objects + max. no. of egress-groups with replication cannot exceed 128. Examples:
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Egress | NA | 128 |
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Egress ACL | MAC | 128 |
|
IPv4 | 128 | ||
Pv6 | 128 | ||
Egress Range support
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128 | The maximum length range match is 128 ACL rules. | |
Listener Policy | NA | 128 |
Each listener policy can have only one instance and each instance can have only one ACL and each ACL can have only one rule. The listener policy is attached to egress objects and the maximum no. of egress objects supported is 128. |
Tunnel Origination | NA | 128 |
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Onboard PCAP Sessions | NA | 10 | Limited to 10 as AHA requirement is 10. |
VXLAN Mirrors | NA | 250 | When configured, a copy of the full untagged VXLAN frame is mirrored to the configured egress port without any header termination. |