06-05-2003 04:33 PM - edited 03-02-2019 07:55 AM
Anyone out there who knows the maximum number of HSRP groups that I can have on a single router? I have a combination of Cat4K6 L3 routing module and a 3662 router. If you could also be kind enough to show me the link to the appropriate documentation. Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards
Vincent
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06-05-2003 04:50 PM
To the extent that each HSRP group is to be assigned a unique MAC address (the normal mode of operation because too many boxes ignore gratuitous ARPs), the limit is 3 on 802.5 token ring and 256 on other media (see page 13 of RFC 2281).
Many older Cisco routers (such as the 4xxx and 25xx) only support a single HSRP group due to hardware limitations (search CCO for "HSRP and Lance").
As always, your mileage may vary...
Vincent C Jones
06-05-2003 04:50 PM
To the extent that each HSRP group is to be assigned a unique MAC address (the normal mode of operation because too many boxes ignore gratuitous ARPs), the limit is 3 on 802.5 token ring and 256 on other media (see page 13 of RFC 2281).
Many older Cisco routers (such as the 4xxx and 25xx) only support a single HSRP group due to hardware limitations (search CCO for "HSRP and Lance").
As always, your mileage may vary...
Vincent C Jones
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