In a virtual port channel (vPC) configuration, VRRP exhibits which characteristic?

VRRP is explicitly designed to work with vPC, enhancing Layer 3 redundancy and forwarding capabilities without conflicting with industry standards.

While VRRP's internal state is active/standby, the combination of VRRP and vPC enables an active/active forwarding capability from the perspective of the network, which is a key advantage.

When VRRP is deployed on vPC peer devices, although VRRP itself maintains an active/standby state for the virtual IP address, the vPC allows both peer switches to actively forward traffic for that virtual IP, creating an effective active/active Layer 3 forwarding experience for downstream devices.

The vPC peer-gateway feature primarily optimizes ARP resolution and Layer 3 forwarding by allowing the non-owner vPC peer to respond to ARPs for the peer gateway, which complements but does not define the active/active nature of VRRP with vPC.