NVIDIA Onyx allows dynamic allocation of internal resources so that different internal subsystems could use as much resources as are available until resource exhaustion is reached.
Internal subsystems (e.g., ACL, OF, IP router) may use internal resources according to configured allocation policy mode which, in the case of Spectrum-based switch systems is loose. Loose mode is a configuration that supports flexible user experience while providing protection to assure some protection against flooding of ARP.
Transition between modes saves configuration and reloads the system.
The following table presents the number of resources available for a {#000000|NVIDIA Spectrum™}Spectrum™-based node in loose mode.
Resource Scale Commands
show system resource table
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show system resource table [<table-id>] Displays all system resource in-use value. |
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Syntax Description |
table-id |
Displays information for a specific in-use resource table |
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N/A |
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Configuration Mode |
Any command mode |
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History |
3.5.1000 |
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Example |
switch (config) # show system resource table--------------------------------------Table-Id In-Use--------------------------------------acl 0ipv4-uc 1ipv4-mc 0ipv4-neigh 0ipv6-uc 0ipv6-mc 0ipv6-neigh 0System mode: looseTotal configured entries: 1 |
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Notes |
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