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The client uses a shared virtual gateway, and both routers have separate uplinks.

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Configure the same HSRP group and virtual address on the shared network.

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Track the preferred uplink and lower the router priority if that link goes down.

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The preferred router starts active, and the backup router is on standby.

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Check the hello and hold timers, then test reachability through the virtual gateway.

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Shutting down the backup uplink leaves the preferred router active.

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Restore the backup uplink before shutting down the tracked uplink.

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The tracking object goes down and lowers the preferred router priority.

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The backup router takes over while the client keeps the same virtual gateway.

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Ping the upstream loopback again to verify forwarding after failover.

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Restore the tracked uplink and confirm that its priority returns.

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The preferred router becomes active again, and the client can still reach the loopback.