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What are the limiting factors that determine how many standby groups can be assigned to a router?

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What are the limiting factors that determine how many standby groups can be assigned to a router?

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A. Ethernet: 256 per router. FDDI: 256 per router. Token Ring: 3 per router (uses reserved functional address). Note: 4×00 series and earlier do not have the hardware required to support more than one MAC address at a time on Ethernet interfaces. However, the Cisco 2600 and Cisco 3600 do support multiple MAC addresses on all Ethernet and Fast Ethernet interfaces.

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