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3 +4 | redundant |
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redundant Explanation: "Each redundant interface or VIP is mapped to the combination of an interface on the switch and a Virtual Router ID, or VRID. Each of these combinations defines a virtual router in the terms of the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) . A separate VRRP session is run for each virtual router. Multiple redundant interfaces or VIPs can be mapped to a single virtual router. If VRRP reports that the switch is master for a VRID on an interface, all redundant interfaces and VIPs associated with the VRID are declared up. Similarly, if VRRP reports that it is in a backup state for a VRID on an interface, all redundant interfaces and VIPs associated with the VRID are declared down. The exception to this is the case of shared redundancy for VIPs. These VIPs are in an active/master state if the switch is master for a VRID and in an active/backup state otherwise." |
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