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Changing the Object Priority
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Monitoring the Configuration of VRIDs
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ip vrrp timers-learn
ip vrrp virtual-address
You can use the ip vrrp track command (in conjunction with the track command) to
track an object by its virtual router ID (VRID). When the state of the object changes from
an up state to a down state, the priority of the vrid is decremented. When the object
changes back to an up state the priority is restored.
To dynamically change the priority of a virtual router ID (VRID) in response to a change
in the state of a specified object:
Track an object by its virtual ID. This example creates a new VRID.
1.
host1(config-if)#ip vrrp 25 track abc
NOTE: Multiple VRIDs can track the same object and a single VRID can
track multiple objects.
Specify the value by which the priority must be decremented. This example dynamically
2.
changes the priority of the VRID in response to a change in state of object abc.
host1(config-if)#ip vrrp 25 track abc decrement 15
NOTE: For information about the track command, see Managing the System
in the JunosE System Basics Configuration Guide.
ip vrrp track
Display information about all configured VRIDs.
To display a detailed summary of all configured VRIDs:
host1#show ip vrrp
Interface: FastEthernet3/0 vrrpVrid: 1
primary address: 12.60.1.1
operational state: init
admin state: disabled
up time: N/A
interval: 1 second
Learning timer mode: disabled
last error status: no error
priority: 100
( admin priority: 100 )
auth type: none
preemption: enabled
accept data: disabled
Chapter 6: Configuring VRRP
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