From: Gary E. Miller (gemIZZATrellim.com)
Date: Fri Jul 19 2002 - 20:01:07 EDT
Yo Thomas!
VRRP does not have that problem. The MAC address and the IP both swing
over to the backup on failure. You are probably seeing a switching
MAC table issue instead.
I have seen other related problems. Nokia/CP firewalls acting as backup
sends a gratuitous ARP. If both firewalls are plugged in to a switch this
confises the switch as to what port to use to get to the acting VRRP
master.
RGDS
GARY
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On Fri, 19 Jul 2002, Thomas Burger wrote:
> For example, when the a VIP fails over to a backup LB/server it happens via a
> gratuitous arp. The arp says, "the VIP ip.addr is now at the following MAC
> address". If the cisco has an existing entry for the IP & MAC then it ignores
> the arp. At that point fail over to the LB/server will only occur once the
> arp entry timesout in the Cisco arp cache.
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