Of VPN3000 VRRP

Dear all,

VPN3000 does support active VRRP?

I am aware that the default is VRRP Active-Standby.

Kind regards

It is the owner. Only cisco vpn clients are load-balanced, although all members of load balancing clusters (not load balanced) accept any other connection on their own.

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