Good afternoon,
We have a total of 4 x670_G2 switches at one of our customers, connected by backbone (40GB).
2 of them are located in one server room, 2 of them in another (about 200meters).
These switches are operational and can all communicate with eachother.
In order to communicate with the network of our customer, we have a redundant connection, one per server room. We want to use VRRP to create one IP to communicate to/from on our side.
The issue: Both connection switches are Master on the same VRRP.
Our configuration regarding VRRP:
code:Switch A:
create vlan test tag 99
configure vlan test ipaddress 10.102.99.2/24
enable ipforwarding vlan test
create vrrp vlan test vrid 1
configure vrrp vlan test vrid 1 priority 200
configure vrrp vlan test vrid 1 add 10.102.99.1
enable vrrp
Switch B:
create vlan test tag 99
configure vlan test ipaddress 10.102.99.3/24
enable ipforwarding vlan test
create vrrp vlan test vrid 1
configure vrrp vlan test vrid 1 priority 100
configure vrrp vlan test vrid 1 add 10.102.99.1
enable vrrp
The switches also have this VLAN configured on the backbone ports (tagged).
Question: How do we configure VRRP so that switch A is master until the connection is lost, in which case switch B takes over.