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Normally the routing would use ECMP, meaning that traffic from the core can hit any of the two distribution switches. This can cause an issue in some situations because normally traffic from the access layer would hit the STP Root (and FHRP active) switch.

THE LAB TOPOLOGY: TASKS: 1. Create vlan 10, 20, 30 accross the switches. 2. Create the sub-interfaces for the vlans and encapsulation dot1q with ip address on Router 1, 2, 3 or decide another method to achieve connection between the hosts and the routers

HI everyone, I have some FHRP questions that are confusing me . 1) In the most Cisco Labs , both Routers always have the same Subnet , so we can easily configure ( Virtual Router ) with the same Default-Gateway, IF Router-A is down , Router-B will be activated but still using that D-G .

HSRP is an FHRP (First Hop Redundancy Protocol) technology. This means it is used to provide a single IP address to your end hosts. Another case for HSRP is df you don't use dynamic routing. I have a case where I have two routers running BGP on the edge of …

FHRP test lab created in CISCO packet tracer and everything configured. Router 1 can PING both ISP router and PC0 but PC0 fails to PING ISP router interface or loopback interface (8.8.8.8). Can anyone please where is this lab goes wrong?

Could we apply FHRP for the topology below? We need PC 11 and PC 12 can ping Core switch's LAN when the links between SW1 and SW2, SW11 and SW12 are cut. Note: core switch, SW 1 and SW 2 are layer 3 and under an EIGRP routing .

FHRP - Who's on first I'm just going to refer to HSRP, because it seems the others follow suite. Books and Video's state that if the priorities are the same, the interface in the group with the highest IP address will be come the Active.

1.1.b High availability techniques such as redundancy, FHRP, and SSO; 1.2 Describe wireless network design principles 1.2.a Wireless deployment models (centralized, distributed, controller-less, controller-based, cloud, remote branch) 1.2.b Location services in …

Hi Folks, We're having an active debate on our team about the merits/advantages of using GLBP in an IPv6 environment as it appears IPv6 ICMP messages provide FHRP aspect natively. Can someone in this group help shed some li