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3.
Set the renter priority for each virtual router.
Since you want Switch 1 to be the master router, you need to bump the default virtual router
priorities (which are 100 to 101 on virtual routers 1-4) to force switch 1 to be the master for
these virtual routers.
Use the following sequence of commands:
>> Virtual server 4 # /cfg/vrrp/vr 1
>> Virtual router 1 prio 101
Apply this sequence of commands to the following virtual routers, assigning each a priority of
101:
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VR 2 - Priority 101
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VR 3 - Priority 101
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VR 4 - Priority 101
4.
Configure priority tracking parameters for each virtual router.
For this example, the best parameter(s) on which to track is Layer 4 ports (l4pts).
Use the following command:
>> Virtual server 4# /cfg/vrrp/vr 1/track l4pts
This command sets the priority tracking parameter for virtual router 1, electing the virtual
router with the most available ports as the master router. Repeat this command for the follow-
ing virtual routers:
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VR 2 - Track l4pts
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VR 3 - Track l4pts
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VR 4 - Track l4pts
Switch 1 configuration is complete.
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VR 6 - Track l4pts
VR 7 - Track l4pts
VR 8 - Track l4pts
(Select virtual router 1)
(Set virtual router priority)
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