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VRRP Setup

anthonykahwati
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Hi

With the below topology, is it possible to get VRRP up and running between the two switches if I create L3 portchannels to the firewall instead of sub-ifs or SVI's with trunked vlan's?

I'm guessing the only way would be if the two L3 port channels were attached to a L2 switch or is there a way that the switches can use their own L2 port channel between them to get it working?

Thanks

 

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Jon Marshall
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That isn't going to work because there is no L2 path between the L3 port channels. 

 

You need to use SVIs if those are L3 switches. 

 

Jon

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Jon Marshall
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That isn't going to work because there is no L2 path between the L3 port channels. 

 

You need to use SVIs if those are L3 switches. 

 

Jon

Yup pretty much what I thought. Was hoping I’d missed a trick with all the years of sub-ifs and SVI’s. 

balaji.bandi
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You need to create FW side VRRP, then you need to Layer 2 right ?

 

BB

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Hi

its all about the switches. Need vrrp there on the l3 port channels. The firewalls are actually mis-represented in the diagram and just have a floating active address in an active / standby setup. 

You need Layer 2 for the peer to communicate each other., suggest that you can have SVI using L2 port-channel.

 

BB

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FW is HA
You need to connect via L2, 
L3 port channel can not config here.

One SVI in each L3SW and in FW sub interface IP. during the failover the Sub-interface IP is change and need to send ARP to declare it new Active FW. 
Need L2.

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