Specifies the hardware route profile and maximum load-sharing path.
The default route profile is enabled.
ipv6-max-prefix-64 - Use this option to enable/disable 64-bit prefix only mode for IPv6 routes. When enabled, IPv6 routes with prefix lengths of > 64 bits will not be accepted. (Only supported on SLX 9150 and SLX 9250.)
urpf - Use this option to enable/disable urpf
(Unicast Reserve Path Forwarding) support on the device. When
this is enabled, it reduces the maximum route/host capacity on
the SLX device by half. This configuration knob only
enables/disables the hardware capability on the SLX device.
rpf-mode
configuration CLI needs to be configured
on the L3 interface level for the uRPF
function. (Only supported on SLX 9150 and SLX 9250.)
Note
Interface level uprf configuration will not have any impact without this profile being enabled.Sets a profile that maximizes the addition of L2-MACs over L3 Unicast Hosts or L3 Unicast Routes.
Hardware configuration mode
To display the default and current number of routes supported for your device, run the show hardware profile command.
Use the profile route default form of the command to restore the default setting.
Use the no profile route enable form of the command to disable the route forwarding features.
The following example sets 64 as the maximum paths for ECMP.
device(config-hardware)# profile route maximum-paths 64 **Warning: To activate the new profile config, run 'copy running-config startup-config' followed by 'reload system'. **Warning: User should remove unsupported configurations.
The following command enables preferring L2 MACs over L3 Unicast Routes or L3 Unicast Host.
device(config)# profile route max-l2 device(config)#