It was really a bad configuration in /etc/sysconfig/network: it had
FORWARD_IPV4=false...
Tanks to everybody. Best regards,
Hime
At 19:41 22/11/99 -0500, Jonas Diener wrote:
>>Hello, everybody:
>>
>>I am experiencing a problem with network routing, I hope some of you can
>>help me... Let me explain my problem to you:
>>
>>I have two lan segments: LAN "A" (215.192.10.0/255.255.255.0) and
>> LAN "B" (216.192.10.0/255.255.255.0)
>>
>>I have three Linux boxes: all of them with Red Hat Linux 5.2,
>>Kernel 2.0.36.
>>
>>The box #1 has one ethernet adapter and participates on LAN "A";
>>The box #2 has TWO ethernet adapters and participates on both LANs: "A" and
>>"B";
>>The box #3 has one ethernet adapter and participates on LAN "B";
>>So, box #2 is the router between LANs "A" and "B".
>>
>>I have configured (properly ???) all routing tables and firewall policies
(see
>>the outputs below); box #1 can successfully ping box #2 at its LAN "B"
>>address;
>>box #3 can successfully ping box #2 at its LAN "A" address but BOX #1 CAN
NOT
>>PING BOX #3 AT ALL.
>
>On box #2, check in /etc/sysconfig/network and make sure FORWARD_IPV4=true
appears in the file.
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