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Advertisement Interval
Unit
Advertisement Interval
Preempt
Preempt Delay
Interface
10. Refer to the Protocol Extension
Sync Group
Network Monitoring:
Local Interface
Network Monitoring:
Critical Resources
Network Monitoring:
Delta Priority
11. Select OK to save the changes made to the VRRP configuration. Select
Provide up to 8 IP addresses representing the Ethernet switches, routers or security
appliances defined as virtual router resources to the AP7131 access point.
Select either seconds, milliseconds or centiseconds as the unit used to define VRRP
advertisements. Once an option is selected, the spinner control becomes enabled for that
Advertisement Interval option. The default interval unit is seconds. If changing the
VRRP group version from 2 to 3, ensure the advertisement interval is in centiseconds. Use
VRRP group version 2 when the advertisement interval is either in seconds or
milliseconds.
Once the Advertisement Interval Unit has been selected, use the spinner control to set the
interval at which the VRRP master sends out advertisements on each of its configured
VLANs. The default setting is 1 second.
Select this option to ensure a high priority backup router is available to preempt a lower
priority backup router resource. The default setting is enabled. When selected, the
Preempt Delay option becomes enabled to set the actual delay interval for pre-emption.
This setting determines if a node with a higher priority can takeover all the Virtual IPs from
the nodes with a lower priority.
If the Preempt option is selected, use the spinner control to set the delay interval (in
seconds) for preemption.
Select this value to enable/disable VRRP operation and define the AP7131 VLAN
(1 - 4,094) interface where VRRP will be running. These are the interfaces monitored to
detect a link failure.
field to define the following:
Select this option to assign a VRRP sync group to this VRRP ID's group of virtual IP
addresses. This triggers VRRP failover if an advertisement is not received from the virtual
masters that are part of this VRRP sync group. This setting is disabled by default.
Select wwan1, pppoe1 and VLAN ID(s) as needed to extend VRRP monitoring to these
local access point interfaces. Once selected, these interfaces can be assigned an
increasing or decreasing level or priority for virtual routing within the VRRP group.
Assign the priority level for the selected local interfaces. Backup virtual routers can
increase or decrease their priority in case the critical resources connected to the master
router fail, and then transition to the master state themselves. Additionally, the master
virtual router can lower its priority if the critical resources connected to it fails, so the
backup can transition to the master state. This value can only be set on the backup or
master router resource, not both. Options include None, increment-priority, and
decrement priority.
Use this setting to decrement the configured priority (by the set value) when the
monitored interface is down. When critical resource monitoring, the configured value is
incremented by the value defined.
Reset to revert to the last saved configuration.