DRAG DROP Drag the following VRRP states to the corresponding working mechanisms. 
Master is the one that replies to ARP for the virtual IP and forwards virtual MAC traffic, Backup just sits idle (no ARP, discards those packets). That's how VRRP separation works from what I remember. Correct me if you see something off.
Yeah, Master handles ARP replies and forwards packets for the virtual MAC, while Backup ignores ARP and discards those packets. Pretty sure that's how VRRP works normally. If you see it differently let me know.
Master → replies to ARP for virtual IP and forwards packets for virtual MAC, Backup → does not reply to ARP and discards those packets. This lines up with VRRP behavior, since only the Master should handle routing traffic under normal conditions. Backup acting would cause conflicts, so it's a classic trap answer to swap these. If someone read the question as during failover, maybe it'd flip, but that's not stated here.
Master = ARP reply and forwards virtual MAC traffic, Backup = no ARP reply and discards. That's expected since only Master should handle live gateway duties. Pretty sure this matches VRRP basics, but let me know if you see any exceptions.
