VRRP on MikroTik

[@masterdaweb1]

Thanks for sharing this Maher, very good tutorial. All the best.

[@vinyloquino7276]

very nice presentation. thanks for this information ideas.

[@dvreshta]

Nice presentation. Thank you Maher

[@patriciowallace446]

thanks, Is possible to work also to have different ISP ?

[@md.mijanurrahman8344]

Mr. Maher plz explain ...
if R1 or R2 router uplink down what happens ???

[@BekoIQ]

we are waiting the second video about if we have problem in wan interface

[@Manga-2099]

Very informative, thank you!

[@Triyugo]

how long will it take, if it loads a lot,
phone conversation broke up

[@forex-chart-analysis-daily]

sir if i have 2 diffrent isp connection i can configure it?

[@NarootW]

If we open the mac address table on router 1 what will we see the mac for the virtual IP (10.0.123.250)?

[@excession1293]

Each VRRP interface gets its own MAC address.

[@alierphani6681]

can you make Wan fell over please

[@jimmertzos3967]

I have Vlans running on router R2. and i want them to run properly when interface eth2 on R2 malfunctions. what can i do?

[@excession1293]

You can either configure VRRP interfaces on top of each VLAN interface or you can configure your VLANS on top of a base VRRP interface. I prefer the first option because it gives you the most flexibility.

[@jimmertzos3967]

@@excession1293 thanks will try it this weekend :D

[@excession1293]

Hi, thanks for this training. On the Mikrotik man pages it states: “address on VRRP interface must have /32 netmask if address configured on VRRP is from the same subnet as on router's any other interface.”
wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:Interface/VRRP#IPv4
Can you please explain why your configuration didn’t use a /32?

[@excession1293]

@Michael Braun This is what I thought too. I was hoping Maher might correct his video or put something in the description.

[@rizvifrombdesh8835]

what about grrp, it's the better option

[@MAICT]

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