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Zorluk: ZorHigh Availability and Redundancy Concepts

Match each network high-availability technology or protocol to its primary operational role and implementation context.

  • Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP)Bundles multiple physical switch ports into a single logical trunk to provide Layer 2 bandwidth aggregation and link-level fault tolerance.
  • Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)An open-standard FHRP that allows a group of routers to share a single Virtual IP (VIP) address for default gateway redundancy.
  • Common Address Redundancy Protocol (CARP)A BSD-derived protocol that allows multiple firewall nodes on a segment to share IP addresses and state for failover.
  • Multipath I/O (MPIO)Configures multiple physical Fibre Channel or iSCSI paths between host HBAs and SAN storage controllers to eliminate single storage path failures.

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Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) matches with bundling multiple physical switch ports into a single logical trunk; Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) matches with an open-standard FHRP sharing a Virtual IP for gateway redundancy; Common Address Redundancy Protocol (CARP) matches with a BSD-derived protocol sharing IP addresses across firewall nodes; Multipath I/O (MPIO) matches with configuring multiple physical paths between host HBAs and SAN storage.
Each technology targets a distinct layer of redundancy: LACP handles Layer 2 physical interface aggregation, VRRP provides open-standard default gateway router IP redundancy, CARP provides BSD-based stateful firewall interface failover, and MPIO handles host-to-SAN storage controller path failover.

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1
Analyze Layer 2 interface aggregation protocols.
LACP dynamically binds multiple physical Ethernet links between network devices into a single logical aggregation group.
This provides link-level redundancy and load balancing without creating STP loops.
2
Differentiate default gateway high availability protocols (FHRPs).
VRRP is the standard open FHRP for Layer 3 gateway redundancy, whereas CARP is a BSD-specific alternative used primarily for redundant security appliances.
Both prevent host disconnection when an active gateway fails by abstracting physical interface IPs behind a shared Virtual IP (VIP).
3
Identify storage path redundancy frameworks.
MPIO operates at the OS/storage stack level to route I/O traffic across redundant host-to-SAN cable paths.
It handles path failure, load balancing, and failover across host bus adapters (HBAs) and SAN switches.

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