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Router Redundancy Using XRRP
Messages Related to XRRP Operation
Message Meaning
Remote rtr
< router-num > domain
< domain-num >
is miss-configured
PKT received on VID
< vid-# >
sent on VID
< vid-# >
< local/remote >
rtr
< router-num >
configuration corrected
Local rtr missing secondary VR on Vid
< vid-# >
Indicates that the remote router is miss-configured
relative to the local router. This condition will prevent
fail-over except when complete router failure has
occurred. Both routers must agree on the
configuration. (
Note: if one router never comes up
then remote miss-configuration is not detected until
the remote router does come up.)
This message indicates that an XRRP message was
received on the wrong VLAN. This implies that the
wires have been cross connected so that two
untagged but different VLANs have been
interconnected.
Indicates that the router miss-configuration has been
corrected. The message only occurs if a miss-
configuration had been previously detected. If a local
miss-configuration been corrected then the message
will start with
Local . If the remote router configuration
has been corrected then the message will start with
Remote . All miss-configuration errors must be
corrected (Local or Remote) for this message to
occur.
Note: Detection of Remote miss-configurations
will time out if the remote router stops sending XRRP
packets.
Indicates that an XRRP router has a primary VR
without a matching secondary VR. This configuration
error would prevent the router from taking control of
the indicated VLAN in the event of a failover. This error
may occur if the user dynamically adds a primary VR
without adding a secondary VR before the primary
sends out a packet, or if a secondary VR is removed
and the primary is left configured. To avoid this
message, disable XRRP before adding and or deleting
VRs.
Note: As long as the configuration is corrected
so that each primary VR has a secondary, the protocol
will correct any temporary miss-configuration. This
error will force the remote miss-configuration flag to
be set so failover will only occur when a complete
router failure occurs. (Indicates a configuration
error.)
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