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ARP and MAC Limit

tahseen12
Level 1
Level 1

What is the ios behaviour if for eg 7600 or 6500 exceed the sup or interface arp/mac limit.Will it drop the new arp request or overide the oldest?Any document for the same?

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williamsdo
Level 3
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I read your posting and I looked for more info on Cisco.com, I found a document with indepth arp information and commands. I would think thst if the mac-address arp table was full and unable to forward any additional layer 2 frames, then the new entry would not be established and entered into the table, until an existing entry timed out. There is a command you can use to setup a loggin alert when the arp table reaches a certain limit. HTH

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/ipaddr/command/reference/iad_arp.html

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