Abdicating VRRP master device status
Changing the priority of a VRRP master device allows a temporary abdication of the master device status to allow a backup device with a higher priority to assume the master device role.
A VRRP session must be configured and running.
When you change the priority of a VRRP owner, the change takes effect only for the current power cycle. The change is not saved to the startup configuration file when you save the configuration, and it is not retained across a reload or reboot. Following a reload or reboot, the VRRP owner again has priority 255.
NOTE
This task is supports IPv4 VRRP only. IPv6 VRRP, VRRP-E, and IPv6 VRRP-E are not supported.