Two Layer 3 switches, Core-1 and Core-2, provide default gateway redundancy for hosts in VLAN 30 (). Core-1 is configured with physical interface IP address and Core-2 with . A network administrator enters the configuration command `standby 30 ip 10.30.0.2` on Core-1's VLAN 30 interface. Which outcome occurs when this command is executed?
- The router rejects the command because HSRP does not allow the virtual IP address to match an IP address assigned to a physical interface.Cevap
- BThe command is accepted, and Core-1 automatically raises its HSRP priority to 255 to become the permanent Active router.
- CThe command is accepted into the running configuration, but Core-1 logs duplicate IP address conflict messages continuously.
- DThe router accepts the command and dynamically derives a virtual MAC address using Core-1's physical burned-in MAC address.
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The command is rejected because HSRP virtual IP addresses cannot match any physical interface IP address configured on the router.
Cisco IOS/IOS-XE enforces a fundamental operational rule in HSRP: the virtual IP address must be unique within the subnet and cannot match the physical IP address of any router interface in the HSRP group. Attempting to assign an interface's physical IP address as the HSRP virtual IP results in an immediate CLI error rejecting the command.
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HSRP Virtual IP Address Assignment Restrictions