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Are integrated networking devices, frequently called routers, of the switch type or of a router / NIC type?
The devices that that quote seems to talk about are the ubiquitous (and off-topic here) integrated "routers" or "modems" that often include
WAN PHY (DSL/cable modem)
router with ...
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Switch ping to router with trunk port
Your diagram is a bit unclear, but let's try.
tagged VLAN 2 SVI=192.168.2.1 =trunk= Secondary IP=192.168.2.254
A secondary address on the router's native interface doesn't work. The router needs to ...
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HP 6125XLG switch in IRF not passing traffic on standby switch
IRF basically tells the switches to act like a single chassis. The two ports that you connect the host to are just two switch ports.
Forwarding to them is entirely based on the MAC address(es) they ...
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