Hi all!
I have a LAN using IP numbers supplied by Telstra. My Linux server also has another IP
provided by the PPP connection. I can reach my server from the internet using the PPP
IP but not the LAN IP. I have registered the network routing information with bigpond
and checked that it is list
I suspect you need to do the reverse IP configuration on yur Bigpond
Direct Cusdata page.
Look under 'Other Services', 'Classless IN-ADDR'.
and look at the routing under 'View Routing Information', is it right?
Regards,
Richard.
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From: Andre Pang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: John Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 18:12:07 +1100
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Telstra Direct IP
Thanks, but unfortunately it is something else.
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> I have a LAN using IP numbers supplied by Telstra. My Linux server also
has another IP provided >by the PPP connection. I can reach my server from
the internet using the PPP IP but not the LAN >IP. I have registered the
network routing information with bigpond and checked that it is listed
>corr
On 17 Nov 2001, at 19:06, Darrell Burkey wrote:
> I have the same exact setup. Sounds like a routing problem to me. Your
> default route should point to the Telstra network.
Have I got this arse-about or do you mean that all LAN traffic is
routed through Telstra by default? ould this setup then
> Have I got this arse-about or do you mean that all LAN traffic is
> routed through Telstra by default? ould this setup then ensure that
> all internal traffic bound for the server be routed via Telstra? If
> so, wouldn't the interface then see twice the traffic (and Telstra
> charge twice as muc
Darrell Burkey was once rumoured to have said:
> > Have I got this arse-about or do you mean that all LAN traffic is
> > routed through Telstra by default? ould this setup then ensure that
> > all internal traffic bound for the server be routed via Telstra? If
> > so, wouldn't the interface then s
I don't have any problem with my outgoing IP traffic. My routing table is fine. It is
IP traffic that should be coming in that is the problem. Traceroute shows that the
packets are lost on the Telstra network. I can sort of work around the problem by
masquarading my packets to my PPP IP number.
From: "John Roberts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I don't have any problem with my outgoing IP traffic. My routing
> table is fine. It is IP traffic that should be coming in that is the
problem.
> Traceroute shows that the packets are lost on the Telstra network. I can
> sort of work around the problem b
Yes this is a common problem with BPD. I get it with nearly every new BPD
account. A tracetoute will show it ending up in Perth somewhere (it used
to be Paddington 8). Give 1800 066 594 a call and ask then to correct
their advertisements.
On Sat, 17 Nov 2001, Damien Gardner Jnr wrote:
> From:
On Sun, Nov 18, 2001 at 09:49:39AM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
> Yes this is a common problem with BPD. I get it with nearly every new BPD
> account. A tracetoute will show it ending up in Perth somewhere (it used
> to be Paddington 8). Give 1800 066 594 a call and ask then to correct
> their
Thanks to everyone who offered help. The problem (routing tables at Telstra) has been
resolved.
John
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