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Good question. I don’t know the answer, below is just a guess.
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<div class="">I suppose the upper limit on the cache size depends on your machine’s memory size. The 65536 here means it will start evicting packets from the CS when there are 65536 packets in the CS and it gets a new data packet. But you still need to allocate
enough memory for the CS in the first place (with a reasonable assumption of the packet size in the network).
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<div class=""><font color="#444444" class="">I am curious about what the capacity infers into the nfdc cs command. </font></div>
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<div class=""><font color="#444444" class="">I can get an output that has this in it: </font><font face="monospace" style="" class="">capacity=65536</font><br class="">
<font color="#444444" class="">I see that it is in terms of data packets, but I am still curious about how much (in terms of size such as Gb, Mb, etc) a single node can carry. </font></div>
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<div class=""><font color="#444444" class="">Thanks,</font></div>
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