156-215-81 practice question 30 of 35

When using Monitored circuit VRRP, what is a priority delta?

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Answer options

A: When an interface fails the priority changes to the priority delta

B: When an interface fails the delta claims the priority

C: When an interface fails the priority delta is subtracted from the priority Correct answer

D: When an interface fails the priority delta decides if the other interfaces takes over

Correct Answer:

C. When an interface fails the priority delta is subtracted from the priority

Explanation

When using Monitored circuit VRRP, the priority delta is the value that is subtracted from the priority of a cluster member when one of its monitored interfaces fails2. For example, if the priority of a cluster member is 100 and the priority delta is 10, then when one of its monitored interfaces fails, its priority becomes 90. Reference: Check Point R81 ClusterXL Administration Guide

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