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Chapter 6: Connection Management Efficient Networks
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Router family
Command Line Interface Guide
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Disabling or Deleting VRRP
To disable a Virtual Router in a router, you delete its VRID in that router. To do so, use
the command:
-> eth vrrp delete <vrid> [<port#>]
This command deletes the VRRP attribute record defined for that VRID. It also
disassociates the VRRP IP and MAC addresses from the logical interface.
NOTE:
To re-instate a deleted VRID, you need to redefine both the VRID and the VRRP
attribute record. For example, the following commands disable VRID 7 and then re-
enable it for the logical interface 0:0:
-> eth vrrp delete 7
-> eth ip vrid 7
-> eth vrrp add 7
04/16/2001-08:36:06:VRRP: VRRP 7 on Interface ETHERNET/0 now
active
To change the VRRP interface for a VRID, you clear the VRRP interface designation
and then re-assign it. For example, to change the VRRP interface designation from
0:1 to 0:3 for VRID 7, use these commands:
-> eth ip vrid 0 0:1
-> eth ip vrid 7 0:3
If you wanted to remove VRRP entirely from the router, you would delete the VRID
and also delete the extra logical interface you created for its use, with the command:
-> eth delete <port#>:<logical#>
NOTE:
Remember, to make these changes permanent, you must save the changes before
you must enter a save followed by an eth restart or reboot command.