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the –i option.
-s Toggle preemption mode (Enabled by default). Preemption
means that a Master switch will go to Backup if a current
Backup has higher priority.
-M Become MASTER when priority is equal. Be sure it is only
set on one host or the switches will oscillate. Must set –B
option on other hosts (requires preemption mode ! -s)
-B Become BACKUP when priority is equal. See -M option
-S <script> script to be called when state change occurs.
-a <auth> (not yet implemented) set the authentication type
auth=(none|pass/hexkey|ah/hexkey) hexkey=0x[0-9a-fA-F]+
-p <prio> Set the priority of this host in the virtual server
(default is 100)
-f <piddir> specify the directory where the pid file is
stored (default is /var/run)
-c <conf> Configuration read from conf file (required when
managing multiple Virtual Routers). The contents of the conf
file are lines of command line options. Each line represents
a Virtual Router. Parameters given on the command line apply
to all Virtual Routers defined by the conf file. So for
example, if the command line reads:
vrrpd –d 50 –c vrrpd.conf
And the vrrpd.conf file contains:
-v 1 –i zhp0 –I zhp3 10.0.0.43
-v 2 –i zhp1 –I zhp3 11.0.0.42
vrrpd would be started controlling two Virtual Routers; one
for 10.0.0.43 and the other for 11.0.0.42. They would both
get a –d 50 option.
-d <delay> Set the advertisement interval. Default is 1
second. By default time is specified in seconds. If the
delay value ends in a lower case ‘m’ the time is specified in
milliseconds. The millisecond specification results in a
proprietary use of the VRRP Adver Int field.
-m <address> Change the virtual MAC address from
00:00:5E:00:01:<vid> to the provided addr. The addr should be
input as 6 two digit hex numbers that are colon delimited with
no spaces. The –n option overrides the change made with –m.
Ethernet Switch Blade User's Guide release 3.2.2j page 195