3.4.3 3.4.3. VRRP
In a network, all participants have a common gateway for communication with other networks. If this gateway
fails, communication with other networks (and the Internet) is no longer possible.
For this reason, there is the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP). This makes it possible to operate several
routers (gateways) in tandem, but only one is active (master) at any given time. The other routers serve as backup
if the master fails. All routers together represent a virtual router. Within this virtual router, VRRP then regulates the
communication, so that if the master fails, a backup router immediately becomes the new master and thus the new
gateway for the network.
3.4.3.1. VRRP Status
Displays the status of the VRRP. Please refer to the description for details.
Parameter
Description
Virtual Route ID Displays the router group in which the router is located
Interface Displays the LAN interface
VRRP Status Displays the current status, master or backup
Priority Displays the priority of the router
Track Status Displays whether the connection check is successful
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