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NEC IP8800/S2400, IP8800/S6600, IP8800/S3600, IP8800/S6700 manual Vrrp Failure Analysis Method, 105

Models: IP8800/S6700 IP8800/S3600 IP8800/S6600 IP8800/S6300 IP8800/S2400

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3. Troubleshooting Functional Failures in Operation

3.13.2Communication with VRRP Configuration in IPv4 Network Is Disabled

Isolate the problem according to the failure analysis methods shown in the table below if communication with the VRRP configuration is disabled.

Table 3-61: VRRP Failure Analysis Method

No.

Troubleshooting Steps and Command

Action

 

 

 

1

Check the status of the remote systems and

For the configuration constituting a single virtual router, if one system is master

 

this system constituting a same virtual router

and the other systems are backup, check the following:

 

and confirm that one system is used as a

• If terminals are connected under the virtual router without other routers between

 

master router and other systems are used as

them, confirm that the virtual IP address of the virtual router is configured as a

 

backup routers.

default gateway in the network settings of each terminal.

 

 

• Check for the routing information in devices on the communication paths

 

 

including this system.

 

 

Go to No. 2 if there is no problem in terminal setting and in the route information

 

 

in systems on the communication route.

 

 

 

 

 

Go to No. 3 if the status of a virtual router is not correct.

 

 

 

2

Execute the show vlan command with

• If the physical port is set to "Blocking," the communication has been interrupted

 

"detail" parameter specified to confirm that

temporarily due to the STP topology change or the like. If this is the case, wait

 

the status of the physical port within the

for a while and check again to see if the physical port is set to "Forwarding." If

 

VLAN where the virtual router is set up is set

the status of the physical port does not change to "Forwarding" after some time,

 

to "Forwarding."

check the configuration and physical network structure.

 

 

• If the physical port is "down," it is not physically connected. Check to see if

 

 

connectors and/or cables are connected correctly.

 

 

 

 

 

If the status of the physical port is "Forwarding," check to see if traffic in the target

 

 

network is not high.

 

 

 

3

Confirm that both remote system and this

Go to No. 4 if multiple virtual routers are set to master. [IP8800/S6700]

 

system constituting a virtual router are not set

[IP8800/S6600] [IP8800/S6300]

 

to master.

Go to No. 6 if multiple virtual routers are set to master. [IP8800/S3600]

 

 

Go to No. 10 if multiple virtual routers are not set to master.

 

 

 

4

Confirm that primary virtual router to which

If the primary virtual router is configured, go to No.5.

 

virtual router connect is set by the detail

 

 

If the primary virtual router is not configured, go to No.6.

 

parameter of the show vrrpstatus

 

 

 

command. [IP8800/S6700] [IP8800/

 

 

S6600] [IP8800/S6300]

 

5

Confirm that VLAN and VRID of the

If VLAN and VRID of the primary virtual router are different among devices

 

primary virtual router are the same as ones of

connected to the virtual routers, multiple of the virtual routers will function as

 

devices connected to the virtual routers.

master. Be sure to adjust the configurations of devices connected to virtual routers.

 

[IP8800/S6700] [IP8800/S6600]

 

 

If VLAN and VRID of the primary virtual router are the same among devices

 

[IP8800/S6300]

 

connected to the virtual routers, go to No.6. Note that you should take those

 

 

 

 

procedure (No.6 or later) against the primary router.

 

 

 

6

Check the communication between the

If the routers constituting the virtual router cannot communicate with each other

 

routers constituting the virtual router using

with the actual IPv4 addresses, check the physical network configuration.

 

the ping command with the actual IPv4

 

 

Go to No. 7, if the communication between routers constituting the virtual router

 

addresses.

 

is possible by issuing the ping command with the actual IPv4 addresses.

 

 

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