You probably have to tell the server the address of its default router
(gateway).
Priscilla
At 08:20 PM 10/27/00, Raul F. Fernandez wrote:
>Ok folks here is my problem,
>
>I have a server that I can ping from the local router, this router is
>advertising the network that this subnet belongs to via eigrp. I go to a
>remote router 2 hops away and I cannot ping it. There are no access-lists
>to prevent traffic from the loval router or the ip[ address of the server
>from reaching the remote site. The remote site sees the network that the
>subnet belongs to via eigrp. I have tried addind static routing but to no
>avail. I know I should be able to ping it from the local router because
>the subnet that the server is on is directly connected to the token ring
>interface on the router but why cant I recieve anything from the pings on
>the remote router? I have looked for access list....I have traced and they
>go to the right router but there the trace dies...any ideas.The remote
>router is running the same eigrp AS.
>
>
>sincerely, Raul
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