VRRP: Increasing Reliability and Failover with the Virtual Router Redundance Protocol

7.3. A Closer Look at the VRRP Operations Table

Now that we are familiar with the overall makeup of the VRRP operations table and its general configurations for different settings, we can look more closely to the different columns of this table and to interdependencies of its columnar objects. The VRRP operations table contains conceptual rows containing the items listed in Table 7-9.

As mentioned above, a row in this table is indexed, that is, identified by using the pair <ifIndex, vrrpOperVrId>.

This means a virtual router corresponds to each pair of interfaces and VRIDs.

Here are explanations of specific columns.

vrrpOperVrId. VRID is a new data type (TEXTUAL-CONVENTION) introduced by the VRRP MIB. The valid range is between 1 and 255. When ...