03-09-2012 07:09 AM - edited 03-07-2019 05:27 AM
We have two 3945 CUBE routers. One is primary and another one is for failover. We have two interfaces with a BVI interface connected going to two Switches(1 primary switch and another for failover). Now we have these two interfaces on the switch with green light and the failover interface one the switch with one green and one orange. I am not familiar with HSRP. Just want to know if it is the normal behaviour??
03-09-2012 07:21 AM
I'm not sure I understand where HSRP fits in, because HSRP is normally about providing a resilient first-hop address for the hosts. Could you post some configs?
My guess this is more to do with Spanning Tree than with HSRP. What do you see when you do a show int status on the switches?
Kevin Dorrell
Luxembourg
03-09-2012 07:46 AM
Yes you are correct. It is related to the spanning tree. I should have mentioned that. ..
On show int status
On primary it is showing the two interfaces connected to switch but in failover router it is showing two physical interfaces connected to the switch and the BVI interface
On show spanning-tree
On primary both physical interfaces are in forwarding state
On failover one physical interface is on forwarding state and another one on blocking state.
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