Chapter 12 Configuring the Switching Database Manager on the ML-Series Card

Monitoring and Verifying SDM

Configuring Access Control List Size in TCAM

The default maximum size of the ACL is 300 64-bit entries. You can enter the sdm access-listcommand to change the maximum ACL database size, as shown in Table 12-2.

Table 12-2 Partitioning the TCAM Size for ACLs

Task

Command

 

 

sdm access-list number-entries

Sets the name of the application region for which you want to

 

configure the size. You can enter the size as an absolute number

 

of entries.

 

 

An example of this is shown in Example 12-2.

Example 12-2 Configuring Entries for the ACL Region in TCAM

ML_Series# configure terminal

ML_Series(config)# sdm access-list 100

ML_Series(config)# end

Monitoring and Verifying SDM

To display the number of available TCAM entries, enter the show sdm size command from global configuration mode:

ML_Series # show

sdm size

 

 

 

Active

Switching

Database

Region Maximum

Sizes :

IP

Adjacency

 

:

300

64-bit

entries

IP

Prefix

 

:

300

64-bit

entries

QoS Classifiers

:

300

64-bit

entries

IP

VRF Prefix

 

:

300

64-bit

entries

IP

Multicast

 

:

300

64-bit

entries

MAC Addr

 

:

8192

64-bit

entries

Access List

 

:

300

64-bit

entries

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