show hardware-routing limits

Use this command to display the maximum supported system capacities and current utilization across operational domains.

 

Only available on the DNX platforms.
The values displayed in this command output estimate the available entries in the hardware. Because hardware tables are shared among multiple resources, the limit values may change based on which resources are currently in use.

Command Syntax

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show hardware-routing limits

Parameters

None

Default

None

Command Mode

Privileged execution mode

Applicability

Introduced in OcNOS version 7.0.0.

Example

The following is a sample output from this command.

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OcNOS#show hardware-routing limits 

Max Entries:  Estimated max capacity. Depends on shared memory with other
              features, address range, prefix-length.
Used:         Number of entries retrieved from hardware.
Free Entries: Free entries calculated from max and used entries.

+--------------------------------+-----------+-----------------+---------------+
|                                | Free      |      Used       |               |
| Database                       | Entries   |-----------------| Max Entries   |
|                                |           |  %  | Entries   |               |
+--------------------------------+-----------+-----+-----------+---------------+
  LPM                              2117619     0     13          2117632  
  IPv4 LPM                         2117627     0     5           2117632  
  IPv6 LPM                         1058812     0     4           1058816  
  MPLS labels POP                  60289       0     3           60292    
  MPLS labels SWAP                 715978      0     0           715978  

Here is an explanation of the show command output fields.

Table 65. show hardware-routing limits output fields

Field

Description

Database

Hardware tables

Free Entries

Number of entries available in the hardware table.

Used Entries

Number of entries used by the resource.

Max Entries

Maximum number of entries supported in the hardware table.