A network engineer is configuring Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) on a router interface that has been assigned the physical IPv4 address . The engineer enters the command `vrrp 1 ip 10.1.1.1`. Which statement correctly describes the operational result of configuring the physical interface IP address as the VRRP virtual IP address?
- VRRP accepts the configuration, allowing the router to become the IP address owner with a priority automatically set to 255.Cevap
- BVRRP rejects the command because virtual IP addresses must be outside the physical IP subnet range.
- CVRRP requires the virtual IP address to be a unique, unassigned IP address in the subnet, identical to standard HSRP behavior.
- DVRRP accepts the configuration but forces the router into a backup role with a default priority of 100.
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VRRP accepts the configuration, allowing the router to become the IP address owner with a priority automatically set to 255.
In VRRP, an engineer can assign the physical interface IP address as the virtual IP address. When this is done, the router becomes the IP address owner and its priority is automatically assigned as 255, making it the active Master router for that VRRP group.
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VRRP IP Address Ownership and Priority Assignment