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Virtual Routing
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Globally enables or disables VRRP operation.
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Track Virtual Router Increment
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Sets the increment of VRRP virtual router priority: 0 to 254. This priority is adjusted by tracking the state of other virtual routers. The value 254 provides maximum priority. The default is 2.
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Track IP Interface Increment
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Sets the increment of VRRP virtual router priority: 0 to 254. This priority is adjusted by tracking the number of IP interfaces active on the WSM. The default is 2.
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Track VLAN Ports Increment
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Sets the increment of VRRP virtual router priority: 0 to 254. The priority is adjusted by tracking the port state of those ports that belong to the same virtual LAN as the virtual router. The default is 2.
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Track L4 Ports Increment
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Sets the increment of VRRP virtual router priority: 0 to 254. The priority is adjusted by tracking the Layer 4 port states. This is valid when a virtual server is configured as a VRRP virtual router. The default is 2.
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Track Real Servers Increment
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Sets the increment of VRRP virtual router priority: 0 to 254. The priority is adjusted by tracking the state of real servers under the virtual server that is configured as a VRRP virtual router. The default is 2.
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Track HSRP Increment
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Sets the increment of VRRP virtual router priority: 0 to 254.
The priority is adjusted by tracking the HSRP advertisements. The default is 10.
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Hot Standby Processing
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Enables or disables hot standby processing.
Note: In a hot-standby configuration, Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is not needed to eliminate bridge loops.
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Track HSRP by VLAN Increment
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Sets the priority increment value for VLAN port switch tracking: 0 to 254. The default is 2.
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