- Limiting number of ARP entries for 802.1q subinterfaces
- Posted by Everton on September 15th, 2005
Is there an option to limit the maximum
number of MAC addresses that a 7500/7600
router is willing to learn for one L3
802.1q subinterface? Something like:
interface FastEthernet0/1.200
encapsulation dot1q 200
ip arp cache maximum-mac-addresses 50
Otherwise, would anyone suggest another
way to create a similar, per-VLAN limit
for ARP entries?
Thanks,
Everton
- Posted by Merv on September 15th, 2005
What is the issues(s) you are trying to address ?
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