Background
In the following network configuration, I am using a Spine and Leaf setup where the Spine and Leaf switches are connected via L2 (192.168.1.0/24) with MLAG. The Leaf switches (leaf01/02) are connected to external switches (externel_sw01/02) in a separate network (10.0.0.0/24) to provide external connectivity.
The external switches (externel_sw01/02) are configured in an active/standby VRRP setup. On the leaf switches (leaf01/02), I have configured a VIP using VRR, which acts as the Gateway address from the perspective of the servers.
external_sw is another vendor switch that is not Cumulus and active/stanby VRRP is a requirement.
Challenge
There is a requirement for leaf01/02 to configure an active/standby setup using VRRP for the 10.0.0.0/24 network.
However, according to the documentation:
You cannot configure both VRR and VRRP on the same switch.
Virtual Router Redundancy - VRR | Cumulus Linux 5.10
It seems that VRR and VRRP cannot be configured on the same device simultaneously due to a limitation.
Question
Is there any workaround to use active/standby configuration for another segment in a situation where MLAG and VRR (active/active) are already in use as described above?
I would like to know if VRRP can be used for other segments.