Re: Simple Routing question... [7:33168]

2002-01-25 Thread Georg Pauwen
Keith, I agree with Mike: can you check if there is a route from 64.114.57.1 back to 64.114.57.9 ? I would add a route on the device with address 64.114.57.1 that would look like this: ip route 64.114.57.8 255.255.248.0 64.114.57.2 Good luck. Regards, Georg Message Posted at:

Re: Simple Routing question... [7:33168]

2002-01-25 Thread Marc Russell
Your layer-3 device doesn't have a route back to the 64.114.57.8 /29 network to return traffic back to IP adddress 64.114.57.10. Also, when you troubleshoot what looks easy I always turn on ip classless so you don't deal those issues. I think 12.0 IOS and up has it on by default now. Marc

Simple Routing question... [7:33168]

2002-01-24 Thread Keith Woodworth
7204 connected via Faste to another layer 3 device. IP on 7204: 64.114.57.2 IP on other device: 64.114.57.1 Subnet mask: 255.255.255.248 One static route on 7204: ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 64.114.57.1 7204 is working and fine and reachable. 7204 has an ATM interface (oc3) to a 6260 DSlam. ATM

Re: Simple Routing question... [7:33168]

2002-01-24 Thread Mike Taylor
It looks as if the device configured with the 64.114.57.1/29 address has no route back to the 64.114.57.8/29 network. If it were my problem, I'd check to see if a ping from 64.114.57.10 reaches the 64.114.57.1 device and what that device does with it. Good Luck Mike Taylor Keith Woodworth