Configuring Interworking Between Hot Standby and Dynamic Routes

By configuring interworking between hot standby and dynamic routes, VGMP groups can monitor routing neighbor faults to ensure link reliability.

Understanding Interworking Between Hot Standby and Dynamic Routes: Before configuring interworking between hot standby and OSPF/BGP, familiarize yourself with the implementation principles.

Configuring OSPF Monitoring: When the FW's service interface works at Layer 3 and connects to a router and OSPF runs between the FW and router, you can configure the VGMP group to monitor the OSPF neighbor status to quickly detect OSPF route faults on the network and trigger an active/standby switchover.

Configuring BGP Monitoring: When the FW's service interface works at Layer 3 and connects to a router and BGP runs between the FW and router, you can configure the VGMP group to monitor the BGP peer status to quickly detect BGP route faults on the network and trigger an active/standby switchover.