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HSRP has been implemented on distribution switches but no priority has been defined. Which one of the two switches will be active ?
The correct answer is A. The one with the higher IP address configured on the interface. When no HSRP priority is configured, all routers use the default priority of 100. When priorities are tied, HSRP uses the interface IP address as a tiebreaker-the router with the highest IP address wins the active role. MAC address, boot order, and interface bandwidth play no…
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HSRP has been implemented on distribution switches but no priority has been defined. Which one of the two switches will be active ?
Options
- AThe one with the higher IP address configured on the interface
- BThe one with the higher MAC address configured on the interface
- CThe one which booted the last
- DThe one with the higher bandwith configured on the interface
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A88% (22)
- C8% (2)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
When no HSRP priority is configured, all routers use the default priority of 100. When priorities are tied, HSRP uses the interface IP address as a tiebreaker-the router with the highest IP address wins the active role. MAC address, boot order, and interface bandwidth play no role in the HSRP election process.
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