So what is the question ?
HSRP speakers choose a ACTIVE and a STANDBY. ACTIVE is the *only* one
who does the forwarding.
They pick a HSRP VIP which is the DG of the users. ACTIVE one repliesto
ARP/own's MAC for it. Users forward to ACTIVE. STANDBY is not used for
traffic from users->network until ACTIVE is down.
GLBP has a more ACTIVE/ACTIVE implementation by choosing a AVG and
multiple AVFs
Shimol
On 6/17/10 2:24 PM, Chris Boyd wrote:
Having a discussion with a colleague about forwarding on HSRP. I seem to
remember seeing datagrams that were addressed to the virtual IP address, but
were delivered to the standby router getting forwarded from the standby to the
active for routing.
It's been a while since I looked at HSRP in the lab, and I'm about to hop on a
plane, so I appeal to the net.wisdom :-)
Thanks,
-Chris
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