Re: TCP setup question

Hello Mike,
To help you out the routing entries in the router itself would be very helpful.
As always with TCP/IP "one has to know the way back _and_ forth" ... ;-)
As Chris already stated, especially routers that perform some kind of firewall
functionality at their software level, normally have ICMP echos disabled, after
testing/implementing phase is completed. This is for additional security 
reasons.

HTH and regards from germany, Philipp Rusch

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Mike Silvers schrieb:
> 
> I have an interesting situation.  I have two Frame-Relay lines coming in.
> One of the frame lines goes directly to a remote office in a different state
> and the other frame line goes to the internet.  The IP scheme is as follows:
> 
> all internal traffic:  192.168.xxx.xxx
> The internal network IP frame relay address:  192.168.100.21
> The internet IP frame relay address:  192.168.106.21
> 
> I have created two interfaces:
> 192.168.100.254  255.255.255.0    ETHLINE1     *ELAN    (the company LAN)
> 192.168.106.254  255.255.255.0    ETHLINE1     *ELAN    (the internet)
> 
>  I have added the following routes:
> *DFTROUTE        *NONE            192.168.106.21   *NONE    (the internet)
> 192.168.0.0      255.255.0.0      192.168.100.21   *NONE      (the company
> LAN)
> 
> What I expected to occur was to have all internet traffic routed to the
> internet port on the router and all other traffic routed to the company
> frame relay.  This does not occur.  I can ping both router ports and I can
> ping other LAN ports.  I can not ping any internet addresses.  We checked
> the router and we can ping from the router to the internet.  I have added
> the DNS servers (they are on the internet) and I can not reach them.  Both
> interfaces are active and there are no port restrictions defined on the 400.
> 
> Does anyone have any ideas?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Mike
> 
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