On a network where VRRP6 groups are configured, the master and backup cannot communicate in real time during the active/standby switchover of the master in the stack system. When the master fails, a backup becomes the master. When the original master recovers, it preempts to be the master again because its priority is higher than the priority of the original backup. The system is busy during the switchover, so Hello packets of the master cannot be sent to the backup. The backup cannot receive the Hello packets, and then preempts to be the master. Packets are lost during this process.
Enabling VRRP6 smooth switching on a switch in the stack system can optimize the VRRP6 performance and reduce the impact on user traffic.
After VRRP6 smooth switching is enabled, the learning function takes precedence over the preemption function. Therefore, the VRRP6 group status is not switched and service traffic is not affected.
VRRP6 smooth switching must be configured on each device of a VRRP6 group.
The system view is displayed.
The device is enabled to learn the interval at which VRRP6 Advertisement packets are sent.
By default, this function is enabled.
VRRP6 smooth switching is enabled, and the interval contained in VRRP6 Advertisement packets during VRRP6 smooth switching is configured.
By default, VRRP6 smooth switching is enabled and the interval contained in VRRP6 Advertisement packets is 100s.
The learning function must be enabled before this command is run. When the learning function is disabled, VRRP6 smooth switching is also disabled.