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One precision concerning this lab... Do i understand correct that to configure VRRP on CISCO firstly we should configure HSRP?
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Hi!
One precision concerning this lab... Do i understand correct that to configure VRRP on CISCO firstly we should configure HSRP?
I've configured VRRP and i can ping ISP with 192.168.2.254, but can't ping with loopback ip addresses, is it normal?
If you are able to ping the 192.168.2.254 IP address but not from a loopback you have some routing issues. See if the ISP router knows about the destination network where you are sending the ping from. If not you'll have to add some static routes or additional network commands for OSPF.
I see, thanks!
I think the command "ip ospf network point-to-point" should be issued on the loopbacks so that ospf will consider them as normal interface to be advertised with the exact subnet. it worked for me and ospf domain saw them as /24 networks.
HSRP and VRRP are similar but two different protocols, You'll choose one of the two if you want a virtual gateway. HSRP is a Cisco proprietary protocol and VRRP is a standard. They are 90% similar but there are a couple of differences between them...
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Very good lab.Thanks Rene
But may I make a suggestion. If you want to see the host's pings fail as the master router's priority decrements and the backup takes over that role, then you should ensure that interface fa0/0 on New York, New jersey and LA are not forming adjacencies on those interfaces.In other words make them passive. I think this is a nice way to see how long it will take for the routers to fail over from the host's point of view.