looks like a source problem, try pinging with extended commands. Use a IP
address that is participating in the routing protocol.
ie, if you ping an IP address in a foreign AS the router will most likely
use the IP address of the IGP, if that IP add is not participating in BGP it
will not be
I did not read your first post correctly, apologies.
You say you are using static routes? Any default gateways/routes?
Give us the router configs
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Maybe PC1 doesn't have a route back to R2, so the reply doesn't make it back.
As the other poster suggested, mabye R2 is using a source address in its
ping that isn't in any of your static routes.
Or maybe there's an access list that denies the ping or ping reply.
The possibilities are
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