Maximum number of interfaces per vrf

hi, is there a limit or maximum number of interface / sub-interface which I could associate to a single vrf? The box is Cisco 10000..thanks..

Hi,
The limit is the max number of (sub)interfaces or idb the box can handle.
HTH
Laurent.

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