Working for an enterperise has its disadvantages. Based on the new policy, now
I (network engineer) am unable to ping the outside world nor telnet to the
outside world.
Although my main job is taking care of Cisco gear inside the enterprise, I
hate the fact that someone with a half brain sitting
You can search the card catalog using Telnet at many public and university
libraries. Tell the bureaucrats you need this feature to do research. &;-)
A search on Telnet resources in www.google.com found a bunch of other
databases reachable via Telnet.
You need ping for troubleshooting access t
Are you responsible for traffic leaving your network? If so, how else
would you test connectivity to ensure your network was working
properly. Pinging or telneting in is one thing, restricting pings or
telnets out is the work of an NT moron that doesn't understand the
protocols.
andy
On 3 Jan
Hi,
This comes up occasionally. I don't understand why access lists are not put in place
to allow you to ping out but not allow "echo reply" from your site. Also why not
allow sessions you have established. ie access-list ## permit ip any any established
or similar.
Often the reasons for d
I believe if you can't ping, then you should be able to do traceroutes too.
these 2 tools are one of the most essential tools you need to troubleshoot
network connectivity.
As far as telnet goes, tell them you need to use this tool in case you need
to test connectivity besides connecting to Telne
I work in an enterprise environment and basically have to work behind proxy
servers as well, but I find you can still be productive in pinging or
running traceroutes outside of the enterprise. If your organization allows
it through the use of a telnet proxy, you should be able to get to a route
s
On Wed, 3 Jan 2001, Kenneth Lorenzo wrote:
> I believe if you can't ping, then you should be able to do traceroutes too.
> these 2 tools are one of the most essential tools you need to troubleshoot
> network connectivity.
I assume you mean should not as opposed to should be able to here.
> As
oops. I think I should read the problem more carefully in the future... I
thought he said he can't use the telnet "program"... my bad.
Yeah, I did mean "should not"...
If I had been interviewing myself here, I think I would have flunked! ;)
Thanks!
Kenneth
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