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1.9) Enter the command in the format ip vrrp <VRRP-ID> to set the VRRP ID (in this example ip vrrp 1). This ID also has to be used on the Backup node.
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Values between 1 and 255 can be set for the VRRP ID. |
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1.10) Enter the command in the format ip vrrp <VRRP ID> accept-mode (in this example ip vrrp 1 accept-mode), so that the switches exchange VRRP status information regarding VRRP.
1.11) Enter the command in the format ip vrrp <VRRP ID> ip <Virtual VRRP IP address> to enter a virtual IP address for the VRRP (in this example ip vrrp 1 ip 192.168.100.100). The Backup node must use the same VRRP IP address.
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1.14) Enter the command exit twice to return to the root level.
Execute Enter the command write memory confirm afterwards, to save the configuration as the start configuration. The appendix confirm ensures, that the save process does not have to be acknowledged.
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2) Configuring the Backup node:
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Gehen Sie bei der Konfiguration des Backup-Nodes genauso wie bei der Konfiguration des Master-Nodes vor. Lediglich das IP-Interface in dem VLAN und die VRRP-Priorität müssen abweichend gesetzt werden. Dies wird im Folgenden beschriebenFor the configuration of the Backup node proceed exactly as for the configuration of the Master node. Only the IP interface in the VLAN and the VRRP priority must be set differently. This is descibed as follows. |
2.1) Enter the command in the format ip address <IP address> <Subnetmask> analogously to step 1.8 to assign an IP address with the associated subnetmask to the VLAN interface (in this example ip address 192.168.100.20 255.255.255.0).
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