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soumyajyoti_biswas · 06-12-2013

I have configured Router 1 as followsint gi 0/0.10encapsulation dot1q 10ip add 192.168.10.3standby 10 ip 192.168.10.1standby 10 preemptstandby 10 priority 115and Router 2 asint gi 0/0.10encapsulation dot1q 10ip add 192.168.10.2standby 10 ip 192.168.1...

soumyajyoti_biswas · 06-13-2013

@andySLA probes help track the interface in regard to FHRP'seven to track the redundant interfaces SLA's work as far as i know the decreament helps to lower the priority of the down router so that the standby one can take over as active

soumyajyoti_biswas · 06-13-2013

but the pings still continue to failthe arp -a on the virtual pc shows a mac address of 0000.0C9F.0000 associated with 192.168.20.1and this is incorrect as the virtual mac address should be having the group number as the last two hexadecimal charact...

soumyajyoti_biswas · 06-13-2013

I too couldn't help but notice this anomalyi have two very different outputs from GNS3 and packet tracerthis one is of packet tracerGNS3 is working fineHSRP is supported in packet tracer but works with single interfaces, but in case of sub-interfaces...

soumyajyoti_biswas · 06-13-2013

I too couldn't help but notice this anomalyi have two very different outputs from GNS3 and packet tracerthis one is of packet tracerGNS3 is working fineHSRP is supported in packet tracer but works with single interfaces, but in case of sub-interfaces...

soumyajyoti_biswas · 06-12-2013

I have uploaded the sh standby details belowthe topology is working in GNS3 but not in packet tracer

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