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A virtual IP sits on whichever member holds it right now; a standby's address list shows no trace of it. What every member has is the configuration that declares it, and reading that is the same on every Linux host -- so VirtualIpsMixin.get_virtual_ips() lives here and a driver only carries the command across (NetOrk/netork#829). - vip-manager: every vip-manager.service / vip-manager@*.service unit; the address from a flag (1.x's -ip=${VIP_IP} resolved through the unit's environment), the environment, or the --config YAML (5.x). - keepalived: the virtual_ipaddress(_excluded) entries of every vrrp_instance, with its interface and virtual_router_id; include is followed four levels deep, and a pattern that is no plain path glob is never handed to the root shell. The same files hold the etcd password and auth_pass, so an awk program filters on the host and prints allowlisted fields only. None per mechanism is "did not look", [] a host without it. The command is about 4 kB and goes on an exec channel. Version 4.2.0.