Znyx Networks bh5700 manual Siblingaddresses zhp1=10.0.0.30master, 10.0.0.31 netmask

#start_script:/etc/rcZ.d/SxxScript; #start_script:/etc/rcZ.d/SyyScript;

#vrrpd_script: Allows the user to add scripts to be executed during

#vrrpd state transitions. These scripts are run from the end of the

#/etc/rcZ.d/surviving_partner/vrrpd.script file. The user provided

#script must be well behaved. If it crashes, or hangs or delays it will

#effect the SurvivingPartner performance. The script is not run in

#backround. If this is needed, have your script background itself.

#vrrpd_script: /etc/rcZ.d/surviving_partner/my_vrrpd_script;

#vrrpd_script: /etc/rcZ.d/surviving_partner/my_vrrpd_script2;

#gated_template: Allows the user to provide a template for

the

#gated.conf file to be used by the sibling group.

#gated_template: /etc/rcZ.d/surviving_partner/gated.template

These entries are optional:

If you use the special failover modes vlan or port ( see above for details), you can also specify an individual address to be the default master, that is, that a port or VLAN should run on a specific switch when the vrrp priorities are equal between switches.

NOTE: VLAN or port mastering is not appropriate for switch mode and should not be attempted.

When addresses designated 'master' failover, they will return to their Master switch, whenever the link is repaired. If they are not designated 'master', they will remain at the backup switch after repairs.

If both switches are equal in priority for a VLAN, then the switch with theIPaddress designated 'master' will become Master for that VLAN.

Add the keyword “(master)” after one of the sibling_addresses. The local address comes first.

sibling_addresses: zhp1=10.0.0.30(master), 10.0.0.31 netmask 255.0.0.0;

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