A10-System-Administration A10 Certified Professional System Administration 4 Questions and Answers

interface ve 200 device 3 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

interface device-context 3 interface ve 200 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

interface ve 3/200 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

vcs device-context device 3 interface ve 200 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

Any Thunder series devices can be clustered together in an aVCS set

Devices must be the same model but can have different optional hardware cards

Devices must be the same model and have the same optional hardware cards

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Device 2

Device 1

VCS will randomly assign the VRID to a device based on the uptime of the device.

Device 3

The VRID will be hosted on all three devices at the same time.

To serve as a tie-breaker when selecting a VRRP-A owner.

To provide a single next hop IP address for uplink and downlink devices.

To use as source IP address for VRRP-A hellos.

To provide a single IP to manage all VRRP-A devices in the set.

Each partition has its own distinct VRID 0.

VRID 0 only exists in the shared partition; private partitions can only contain VRIDs numbered higher than 0.

VRID 0 is initially enabled only in the shared partition; partition administrators can enable VRID 0 in their partitions.

When using VRRP-A on a device with multiple partitions, VRID 0 is automatically disabled.