Based on the following topology, provide the commands for HSRP Configuration forVlans 10, 20 and 30. Use your imagination to provide priorities to the Vlans asrequired for the layers 3 Switches to be selected as Active and Standby after CLIcommands.Hint: Do not forget about activating the ip routing in your commands.Virtual RouterGroup 10Virtual RouterswoVlan 10: 196.1.12Vlan 20: 196.222Van 30: 196.3.3.2SW1Vlan 10: 196.1.1.3Vlan 20: 196.22.3Vlan 10- Virtual: 196.2.1.1Van 20 - Virtual: 196.2.2.1Van 30- Virtual: 196.3.3.1Multilayer Switaho Muáyer witch1 Vlan 30: 196.3.3.3Man 10.101104196.1.1.0/24T101T104gateway: 196. 1.1.1Van 20.102S3$2196.2.2.0/24105T105T102gateway. 196.2.2.1Van 30103196.3.3,0/24106T103T106gateway. 196.3.3.1

Based on the following topology, provide the commands for HSRP Configuration for Vlans 10, 20 and 30. Use your imagination to provide priorities to the Vlans as required for the layers 3 Switches to be selected as Active and Standby after CLI commands. Hint: Do not forget about activating the ip routing in your commands. Virtual Router Group 10 Vrtual Router swo Van 10: 196.1.1.2 Vlan 20: 196.22.2 Vlan 30: 196.3.3.2 SW1 Vlan 10: 196.1.1.3 Vlan 20: 196.2.2.3 Vlan 10- Virtual: 196.2.1.1 Van 20 - Virtual: 196.2.2.1 Van 30 - Virtual: 196.3.3.1 Multlayer Swiho Máyer åwitch1 Vlan 30: 196.3.3.3 Van 10 .101 .104 196.1.1.0/24 T101 T104 gateway: 196.1.1.1 Vlan 20 102. S3 196.22.024 .105 T105 T102 gateway. 196.2.2.1 Van 30 .103 196.3.3.024 .106 T103 T106 gateway: 196.3.3.1

Based on the following topology, provide the commands for HSRP Configuration for Vlans 10, 20 and 30. Use your imagination to provide priorities to the Vlans as required for the layers 3 Switches to be selected as Active and Standby after CLI commands. Hint: Do not forget about activating the ip routing in your commands. Virtual Router Group 10 Vrtual Router swo Van 10: 196.1.1.2 Vlan 20: 196.22.2 Vlan 30: 196.3.3.2 SW1 Vlan 10: 196.1.1.3 Vlan 20: 196.2.2.3 Vlan 10- Virtual: 196.2.1.1 Van 20 - Virtual: 196.2.2.1 Van 30 - Virtual: 196.3.3.1 Multlayer Swiho Máyer åwitch1 Vlan 30: 196.3.3.3 Van 10 .101 .104 196.1.1.0/24 T101 T104 gateway: 196.1.1.1 Vlan 20 102. S3 196.22.024 .105 T105 T102 gateway. 196.2.2.1 Van 30 .103 196.3.3.024 .106 T103 T106 gateway: 196.3.3.1

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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