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default router will no longer occur. When disabling a virtual router, you must
first remove the VRRP configuration for that virtual router from all of the
backup routers.
You must not delete the virtual router on the default router first, as it will stop
sending VRRP advertisements. This will result in the backup routers
assuming the default router has failed, and one of them will adopt the default
router's addresses automatically. This will result in two routers having the
default router's addresses configured.
1. Click C
2. Click the VRRP link in the Router Services section.
3. Click the Advanced VRRP Configuration link.
4. Locate the virtual router you want to remove.
5. Click the O
To make your changes permanent, click S
Changing the IP Address List of a Virtual Router in
VRRPv2
A virtual router that is configured for an interface contains the IP address of
that interface. If IP addresses are added to or removed from the interface, they
will automatically be added to or removed from the virtual router for the
interface.
Voyager Reference Guide
on the home page.
ONFIG
You can locate virtual router information by using the VRID value
displayed in the R
OUTER WITH
a. To locate a virtual router used to back up an interface's addresses, find
the matching VRID displayed in the O
b. To locate a virtual router used to back up another router's addresses,
find the matching VRID displayed in the R
radio button in the R
FF
the virtual router. Click A
All the information about the virtual router will disappear from the table.
VRID field.
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PPLY
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AVE
VRID field.
VRID field.
OUTER WITH
VRID field to remove
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