VRRP Groups Configuration Example

Note

This configuration example assumes that VRs are already created and configured with regular VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) parameters, but not yet enabled (enable vrrp {vlan [vlan_name | vlan_list] vrid [vridval | vrid_list} command is not yet executed). If VRs are already enabled, disable all the VRs (disable vrrp {vlan [vlan_name | vlan_list] vrid [vridval | vrid_list]}).

Create VRRP group “groupA”:
```
create VRRP group “groupA”
```

Add primary VR before adding any secondary VRs to the group:

configure VRRP group “groupA” add primary-vr vlan “vlan1” vrid 1

Add secondary VRs one at a time:

Configure vrrp group “groupA” add secondary-vr vlan “vlan2” vrid 2
Configure vrrp group “groupA” add secondary-vr vlan “vlan3” vrid 3
Configure vrrp group “groupA” add secondary-vr vlan “vlan4” vrid 4
Configure vrrp group “groupA” add secondary-vr vlan “vlan5” vrid 5

Or alternatively, VLAN (Virtual LAN) tag range and VRID range can be specified. In this case, vlan1 has vlan-id 101, vlan2 has vlan-id 102, etc.:

Configure vrrp group “groupA” add secondary-vr vlan 102-105 vrid 2-5

Configure fabric routing on all the member VRs in the given group:
```
configure vrrp group "groupA" fabric-routing on
```
Apply group configuration on member VRs. Before enabling the group, member VRs are operating in individual VR mode:
```
enable vrrp group groupA
```
Enable all VRs using the global command, if there is only one group:
```
enable VRRP
```
or enable only member VRs of this group:
```
enable vrrp group groupA memebers
```

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