Enterasys Networks X-PeditionTM manual Alarms/Events, System Limits Standard Ascii Table

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Alarms/Events, System Limits,

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This appendix describes the configuration and memory limits of the XSR as well as system High, Medium and Low severity, firewall and NAT (separately described on page A-14) alarms and events captured by the router.

Recommended System Limits

The XSR suggests limits on the following configurable functions. These recommended limits are not hard-coded, nor are they the Extreme Limits referenced in “Memory Management” on page 2-37,but should serve as a guideline for purposes of memory carving.

Table A-4 XSR Limits

Function	@ 64 MBytes	@ 128 MBytes	@ 256 MBytes
Dynamic ARP entries	516	2000	4000
Static ARPs	200	200	200
Max Unresolved ARP Requests	500	500	500
Max Pending ARP Requests	128	128	128
Routing table entries	10000	12000	30000
Static routes	800	3500	5000
Secondary IP addresses	10	10	64
Virtual IP addresses	44 total, 11 per VR	44 total, 11 per VR	64
IP Helper addresses	50	50	50
UDP broadcast forwarding entries	50	50	50
OSPF LSA type 1	500	500	1000
OSPF LSA type 2	500	500	3000
OSPF LSA type 3	500	3500	7000
OSPF LSA type 4	500	3500	7000
OSPF LSA type 5	750	3500	7000
OSPF LSA type 7	250	250	500
ACL list entries	500	1000	1500
Users	25	25	256

XSR User’s Guide A-1