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Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

 
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Adam Garsha
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Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

Bandwidth utilization aside, is there a hard-limit on the number of Virtual IP's that can be tied to a single interface?

I am looking for any gotcha's with adding VIP #4.

Thanks.
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Mel Burslan
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Re: Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

As far as I know there is no limit on the number of virtual IP addresses that you can use on any given physical interface. Especially in such low number of 4th 5th and so on
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KRS_1
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Re: Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

I think you can use 200+ VIP's
Mel Burslan
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Re: Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

oh forgot to add that: only limitation is that all your IP addresses need to be on the same subnet. So, your limitation is not from hpux box but from the networking perspective.
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Mahesh Kumar Malik
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Re: Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

Hi Adam

256 is the maxium amount of ip address that can be bound to a single nic

Regards
Mahesh
Devender Khatana
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Re: Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

Hi Adam,

I agree with the posts above. The limits is not atleast upto 100 atleast. We have sometimes used upto 56 Virtual IP's on a single interface.

HTH,
Devender
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Adam Garsha
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Re: Limit on number of Virtual IP's attached to an interface?

Does anyone know if the limit is still(?) 256 with 11.23?

Thanks.