Monitoring the Configuration of an ICR Partition Attached to an Interface

ICR Partition ID

Identifier for the ICR partition.

ICR Partition State

State of the ICR partition:

• Master—ICR partition that accepts subscriber login requests.
• Backup—ICR partition that does not accept subscriber login requests.
• Dormant—When the IP address or virtual router is forcibly deleted, or if the lower interface is not available, the ICR partition moves to the Dormant state. The dormant ICR partition does not accept subscriber login requests.

Note: The state of the ICR partition depends on the associated VRRP instance.

ICR Partition Grouping Criterion

Grouping option for the subscribers. Possible options: S-VLAN and VLAN. The default grouping option is S-VLAN.

SVLAN

S-VLAN identifier for the interface.

VLAN

VLAN identifier for the interface. Any indicates that the VLAN ID is a wildcard and you can specify any configured VLAN ID with the associated S-VLAN ID.

control-interface

Controls traffic on the interface. Possible states: enabled or disabled. If the status is enabled and the interface is part of the backup partition, the router changes the state of the interface to Admindown and blocks all traffic to the interface. If the status is disabled, the router does not control traffic on the interface.

vrrp-mac

Configures the interface to use the default MAC address instead of the VRRP MAC address. Possible states: enabled or disabled. If the status is enabled, the interface uses the default MAC address; otherwise, the interface uses the VRRP MAC address.

advertise-mac

Enables the interface to transmit GARP advertisments when the partition moves from backup state to master state. Possible states: enabled or disabled. If the status is enabled, the interface transmits GARP advertisements; otherwise, the interface does not transmit GARP advertisements.