If they are on 2 different subnets, then both devices must have a path set
to send packets detined for anything not local.
Just like 2 pc's on two logical networks can not talk to each other even if
they are on 1 physical network.
the default gateway must be set on both devices.
Or maybe we still haven't cleared the details yet?
try "set ip route default " where ip address is the router between the two
networks. (or the ip address doing the routing for you in the 5505)
-Patrick
>>> "khramov" 07/09/01 05:33PM >>>
I've got a sc interface config on 5505.
New switch is on a diffrent subnet but I can ping RSM that is on the same
subnet
as sc on 5505.
I do have a default route config on 2900
John Neiberger wrote:
> Okay, I'll ask the painful questions:
>
> Do you have the sc0 interface configured?
> If so, are you pinging from a device in the same subnet/vlan?
> If not, do you have a default route set in the switch?
>
> Those are the first things I would check.
>
> Regards,
> John
>
> >>> "khramov" 7/9/01 3:14:48 PM >>>
> I've got a switch hooked up to 5505. I can ping RSM module. I can ping
> all the other sw on the network that hooked up to the 5505, but I can
> not ping 5505. any ideas?
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