It does not work with the -i flag. On another of my boxes it works fine
going through this machine. I did not change anything and it just quit
working last week. I did do the latest upgrades so maybe something in
there. What sort of tests can I do to try to find where the problem lies?
TIA
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, Thornton Prime wrote:
>
>
> At 06:55 PM 4/20/01 -0600, you wrote:
> >Within the last week my mail quit sending out. I get messages saying
"No
> >route to host". Mail works internally so it does send, it is a routing
> >error. When I run a traceroute to an outside address, it does nothing.
> >Telnet, ftp, www etc all work fine. I have been keeping up2date on all
the
> >updates, and this may be a result of one of them, but not sure which.
> >
> >Any ideas?
>
> By traceroute doing nothing, you mean that all the packets are timing
out?
>
> Check your firewall? What type of LAN do you have? If you are able to do
> some types of traffic and not others, there must be someone filtering
your
> traffic.
>
> thornton
>
>
Also, traceroute doesn't always pick the correct interface, so you
sometimes have to use the -i <interface> option if you are trying to use
traceroute on a macnie with more then out interface. When I had a PPP
connection to the Internet, I always had to use -i ppp0 with traceroute
to trace anything over the net.
Mikkel
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