VRRP Status

The status of VRRP VR addresses is included in the output of show interface [<if-name>]. To view only the VRRP status and no other information, use show interface [<if-name>] ip vrrp-virtual-router for IPv4 or show interface [<if-name>] ipv6 vrrp-virtual-router for IPv6.

r1 tnsr# show interface ip vrrp-virtual-router
Interface: LAN
    IPv4 VRRP:
        VR: 210
            State: master
            Priority: 254
            Flags: Preempt Accept_Mode
            Addresses: 198.51.100.1
            Virtual MAC: 00:00:5e:00:01:d2
            Timers: Adv 100cs, Master timeout interval 300cs, Skew 0cs
            Track Interfaces:
                WAN priority 240

Interface: WAN
    IPv4 VRRP:
        VR: 220
            State: master
            Priority: 254
            Flags: Preempt Accept_Mode
            Addresses: 203.0.113.2
            Virtual MAC: 00:00:5e:00:01:dc
            Timers: Adv 100cs, Master timeout interval 300cs, Skew 0cs
            Track Interfaces:
                LAN priority 240

r2 tnsr# show interface ip vrrp-virtual-router
Interface: LAN
    IPv4 VRRP:
        VR: 210
            State: backup
            Priority: 100
            Flags: Preempt Accept_Mode
            Addresses: 198.51.100.1
            Virtual MAC: 00:00:5e:00:01:d2
            Timers: Adv 100cs, Master timeout interval 360cs, Skew 60cs
            Track Interfaces:
                WAN priority 90

Interface: WAN
    IPv4 VRRP:
        VR: 220
            State: backup
            Priority: 100
            Flags: Preempt Accept_Mode
            Addresses: 203.0.113.2
            Virtual MAC: 00:00:5e:00:01:dc
            Timers: Adv 100cs, Master timeout interval 360cs, Skew 60cs
            Track Interfaces:
                LAN priority 90

In a properly configured cluster in a normal state, the output should be similar to the above sample. The primary node will show master for the state of all configured VR addresses, and the secondary node will show backup.