TOP 10 HSRP Interview Questions & Answers | Hot Standby Router Protocol

[@AmitKumar-nj2ov]

Thanks for the video.
Please make more of such videos on regular basis.👍

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Sure 👍 Amit will try to make such regular videos ! Request you to share the video and subscribe to the channel

[@jojoba619]

The virtual MAC address for HSRPv1 group 10 would be 0000.0c07.ac0a (The group number is in Hexadecimal, not decimal)
What reference are you using to determine the maximum number of routers within an HSRP Group?

[@satyapramod8762]

Thanks for the useful Info on HSRP. Great work..

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

You are welcome

[@yathindraraj2036]

It's very helpful thank you so much, kindly do more videos about bgp, glpb, etc..

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thank you, I will and Request you to share the video and subscribe to the channel

[@sanketmohite3544]

Very helpful stuff 👍

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

thank you for watching the video ! Request you to share the video and subscribe to the channel

[@nawnitjain1209]

Appreciate your effort, I really like this video,

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Many many thanks

[@eldhose.reshtm4762]

Very help full bro

[@shehzadthakur4758]

Thanks amar bro 👍👍👍

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Welcome bro 😊

[@MrCoolSh0rts]

It's a very informative video as interview perspective... Thanks for the video please make video on bgp T-shoot .i.e if isp end bgp is up and user end bgp port is down then how to T-shoot. Like that question

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Sure !!!! Thanks for your comment.

[@shraddhapardeshi7688]

Thanks for the video..👍 please make video on VRRP also..

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Sure will make video on suggested topic ...Thanks for watching

[@mahendrakumarsahu4395]

Your Videos are always ultimate Bro.
I remembered the HSRP states " I LL SS A "
UDP port no 1985 😁
I got clarified why both router be active active state while Traffic is on one WAN link.
Wonderful teaching methods Bro
💐💐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💐💐

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Great 👍

[@tabahmed9273]

Such an informative video thank you so much

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thanks for watching the video and commenting on same.

[@vipvlogs.]

Great explained sor

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thanks for watching 😊

[@top5ones490]

Thanks, sir for this video.

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

thank you for watching the video ! Request you to share the video and subscribe to the channel

[@surendrababu9503]

Good explanation

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thanks for watching

[@nawnitjain1209]

Thanks man, really appreciated 👍

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thanks for your valuable comment

[@mshahidrafique76]

Explained nicely

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thanks for your valuable comment

[@awesomemens100]

Thanks Amar ...

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Welcome ..keep watching

[@vijaykumar-dy4vb]

Thanks sir

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Welcome

[@meghamohankar7698]

Very useful

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thanks for watching

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Thanks 🙏

[@ajayigve134]

Can you please upload mock interview questions for firewall and loadbalancers as well ?

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Sure for firewall

[@mayurjadhav7173]

Can we do load balancing in HSRP in same vlan and without changing gateway ip address

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Can you elaborate your question...

[@krishnakumar9800]

9th question has more answer ...

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

Sure ... But have covered one answer ....thanks for your watching and comment 😊

[@sufiantariq2632]

How the traffic will flow in case of both are active?

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

If both are active for same vlan/s it's in an problematic state

[@mohdimran252]

Amar sir video hindi me hi bana dete...

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

kaunse topic pe tumhe video chahiye ?

[@manavpawar9168]

Amar sir plz make full tutorial video on mpls,glbp,vrrp,Qos 🙏

[@RaviRaj-vj6cj]

What happens if active router isp link fails?

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

It will failover to secondary...please let me know incase you need a dedicated video on same

[@besabesa356]

Thank you sir
It's very helpful
But that confused me
Why 10 doesn't become 0a
0000.0c07.ac0a?
Since we're converting to hexa

[@NetworkEngineerStuff]

let me check and get back to you