Your VRRP addresses need to be /32.
Preemption mode will cause a router to return to master once it's back online (still based on priority). LAN connections will drop when VRRP flips since you have two routes to internet. Client connections should get reestablished but VRRP failover will be noticeable to clients but all should recover in less than a minute (e.g. connections have to timeout, so it how long that takes that effects recovery time).
You have two WAN IPs, so assuming firewall/config are right on each router, your should be VPN to either. Irrespective of VRRP. VPNs should be independent of VRRP.
I'd fix the VRRP address on each router to use a /32 & then see what works.
Preemption mode will cause a router to return to master once it's back online (still based on priority). LAN connections will drop when VRRP flips since you have two routes to internet. Client connections should get reestablished but VRRP failover will be noticeable to clients but all should recover in less than a minute (e.g. connections have to timeout, so it how long that takes that effects recovery time).
You have two WAN IPs, so assuming firewall/config are right on each router, your should be VPN to either. Irrespective of VRRP. VPNs should be independent of VRRP.
I'd fix the VRRP address on each router to use a /32 & then see what works.
Statistics: Posted by Amm0 — Wed Apr 03, 2024 5:12 pm