15.2 Configuration

IP addresses must be assigned to VLANs when you configure VRRP on them. If no IP address is assigned to the VLANs, the virtual router will not work even if a configuration command for VRRP is entered.

To run a virtual router, you need to configure the Switch and other switches or routers that participate in the virtual router in the same way. You also need to configure the routing.

<Structure of this section>

• 15.2.1 List of configuration commands

• 15.2.2 Flow of VRRP configuration

• 15.2.3 Configuring IPv4 Addressing for a Virtual Router

• 15.2.4 Configuring IPv6 Addressing for a Virtual Router

• 15.2.5 Priority setting

• 15.2.6 Setting ADVERTISEMENT Packet-Send Interval

• 15.2.7 Configuring automatic switch-back suppression

• 15.2.8 Setting the automatic switch-back suppression time

• 15.2.9 Configuring Fault Monitoring Interfaces and VRRP Polling

• 15.2.10 Grouping virtual routers

• 15.2.11 Changing the Group Configuration