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Hi friends, today my topic is HSRP by configuration in Cisco router.
Let's start. I am taking three routers: Router 0.1 and Router 0.
Okay, let's start with Router 0.
In relation to the terminal, you have configured an edge here.
We also... okay, now Router 0 configuration is completed.
Now go to Router 1.
Right, no shutdown.
Right, what is up?
So, I mean the IP address is 2.0.0.1.
Right, can you help us with the IP address for 4.40?
It's for eternity discussion.
And here I have configured standby.
So, I am sending Router 1 as the active and Router 2 as standby.
Okay, first, I understand Router 1 again.
The IP address is 10.1.1.1.
So, we have the priority, that is, you understand the 1:05.
Okay, that is the work as active only.
Add ERP hundred.
Sorry, network... right, sorry, I didn't come to... alright.
Okay, now go to Router 2.
First, on feed our faucet analysis, you don't know.
Shut down is up again to wash.
Now just zero, no shut, and standby.
One reality is I doing handle work as standard more.
Right now, configure HSRP router.
Right, 192.168.0.1, e 3.0.
Right, so here we have Gordon trigger.
I mean, let's see, so standby 3.
So here you can see that... here you can see priority is a hundred.
State like a standby, and this is the active IP address, which is Router 1 IP address.
That and standby as a local.
Right, now go to Router 1 and let's check standby.
Right, here you see your IP address is about 0.5 and active mode.
Actor is local, and it is the standby paddle switching to Router 2.
Right, okay, all we have successfully configured HSRP.
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