[c-nsp] vs anycast hsrp

[Tim Stevenson]

All the anycast routers need to use the same switch ID for the same 
bundle. ie, it's a 'shared' SID.

Tim

At 12:34 PM 9/7/2013  Saturday, Arne Larsen  / Region Nordjylland proclaimed:
>Hi All
>
>Can someone give me a hint what I might be doing wrong.
>I'm trying to get anycast hsrp running but It's complaining about 
>the switch-id.
>
>
>sh hsrp anycast
>Anycast bundle - 1 (IPv4)
>Admin Status: Up Oper Status: Down
>Reason: Invalid switch-id Cfged, :
>Anycast Switch ID 166
>Bundle priority 100
>Bundle State Initial
>Tracking object ID 1 (Current status is Up)
>VLAN range: 2
>
>
>neighbor
>
>sh hsrp anycast
>Anycast bundle - 1 (IPv4)
>Admin Status: Up Oper Status: Down
>Reason: Invalid switch-id Cfged, :
>Anycast Switch ID 165
>Bundle priority 100
>Bundle State Initial
>Tracking object ID 1 (Current status is Up)
>VLAN range: 2
>
>/Arne
>
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Tim Stevenson, tstevens at cisco.com
Routing & Switching CCIE #5561
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