When you can't ping anything on the internet I would run a traceroute to see at which
router your ICMP messages are stopping. If it is one of your ISPs routers then get on
the phone with them and have them fix the problem.
Crystal Oakes wrote:
> My company has a T1 connection to the internet.
If you have a login to the router, do a show ip int brief, and look for
status on the serial int connected to your isp. It should be up/up. Next
try a traceroute from the router to some sites on the net, and compare
that to the sites you can't egt to from your workstation. That should be
enough
Depending on who owns the T1; you might be able to ask the carrier to
provide traffic statistic on the T1.
HTH
hv
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Crystal Oakes
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 10:54 AM
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Subject: Diag
I have used my Network General (now, alas, Network Associates) WAN sniffer
with great success. I have used the V.35 connector to the router for full
and muxed T1s. This is a great, must-have, keep-'em-honest tool.
War stories? I've locked three vendors in my MDF and bluntly said, "No one
leave
You have given me great suggestions to start my quest with! Of course, I
immediatly got stuck in two days of meetings right after sending my original
post, but I will update with my results as soon as I have some. Thanks
again!
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