VRRP

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VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) is a network protocol that provides automatic default gateway failover and high availability by allowing multiple routers to share a virtual IP address.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf network protocol
abbreviation VRRP
authenticationTypes IP authentication header
authenticationTypes simple text password
category gateway redundancy protocol
defaultAdvertisementIntervalSeconds 1
defaultPriority 100
definedIn RFC 5798 NERFINISHED
failoverMechanism master down timer expiration
failoverTimeDependsOn advertisement interval
fullName Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol NERFINISHED
helloMessageName advertisement
highestPriorityRole master router
layer network layer
multicastAddressIPv4 224.0.0.18
multicastAddressIPv6 ff02::12
operatesAtLayer OSI layer 3
otherRole backup router
ownerRouterDefinition router that has the virtual IP as real interface address
ownerRouterPriority 255
predecessor RFC 3768 NERFINISHED
priorityRange 1-254
protocolNumber 112
provides transparent failover for end hosts
purpose automatic default gateway failover
default gateway redundancy
high availability of routing
roleSelectionCriterion IP address as tiebreaker
roleSelectionCriterion priority value
similarTo CARP NERFINISHED
HSRP
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
supports IPv4
IPv6 NERFINISHED
supportsMultipleVirtualIPsPerVRID true
supportsMultipleVirtualRoutersPerInterface true
supportsNonPreemptiveMode true
supportsOwnerRouterConcept true
supportsPreemption true
usedIn enterprise networks
service provider networks
uses priority-based master election
virtual IP address
virtual router identifier
usesAuthentication optional
usesHelloMessages true
usesMACAddressRange 00-00-5E-00-01-XX

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HSRP competesWith VRRP