September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
13h 16m
English
The examples we have introduced so far were of the 1-to-1 cardinality; even in the mutual protection case, we had a pair of 1-to-1 configurations. VRRP supports 1-to-N redundancy cardinalities where N can be greater than 1. To illustrate the basic elements of such configurations, let us consider a case in which the R1 router is backed up by two routers, R2 and R3, without any load sharing. Figure 2-6 represents such a configuration.

In this configuration R1 is designated as the default router for all the hosts and the master of the virtual router V1. R2, R3 are pure redundant ...
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