A VRRP group is configured on a switch that also acts as the gateway for a downstream network. The switch's uplink to the ISP fails. The administrator wants the backup router to take over as master. What should be configured?

Disable preemption on the backup router.

Increase the advertisement interval on the master.

Change the virtual IP to a different subnet.

Enable VRRP object tracking on the uplink interface and decrease the priority when it goes down.

What is a key difference between VRRP and HSRP?

VRRP supports load balancing, while HSRP does not

VRRP requires a virtual MAC address, while HSRP does not

VRRP uses TCP, while HSRP uses UDP

VRRP is an open standard, while HSRP is Cisco proprietary

A VRRP group has Router A as master with priority 150, Router B as backup with priority 100. Router A's uplink fails, and object tracking reduces its priority to 80. Router B becomes master. After Router A's uplink recovers, the tracking restores its priority to 150. What happens?

Router A preempts and becomes master again.

The virtual IP address changes to Router A's physical IP.

Router B remains master until it fails.

Router A remains backup because preemption is disabled by default.

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A VRRP group is configured on a switch that also acts as the gateway for a downstream network. The switch's uplink to the ISP fails. The administrator wants the backup router to take over as master. What should be configured?
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Which VRRP state indicates that a router is ready to take over as master if the current master fails?
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What is a key difference between VRRP and HSRP?
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A VRRP group has Router A as master with priority 150, Router B as backup with priority 100. Router A's uplink fails, and object tracking reduces its priority to 80. Router B becomes master. After Router A's uplink recovers, the tracking restores its priority to 150. What happens?
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Which term describes the router in a VRRP group that is actively forwarding traffic for the virtual IP address?
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A VRRP group is configured on a switch that also acts as the gateway for a downstream network. The switch's uplink to the ISP fails. The administrator wants the backup router to take over as master. What should be configured?

Which VRRP state indicates that a router is ready to take over as master if the current master fails?

What is a key difference between VRRP and HSRP?

A VRRP group has Router A as master with priority 150, Router B as backup with priority 100. Router A's uplink fails, and object tracking reduces its priority to 80. Router B becomes master. After Router A's uplink recovers, the tracking restores its priority to 150. What happens?

Which term describes the router in a VRRP group that is actively forwarding traffic for the virtual IP address?

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