Re: Ping/FTP to active IP address

What exactly is your gateway? a router?
If so, does it have both an "inside" and "outside" ip address? and your next
hop in the
route table must be the "inside" address.
Also, your router may have filter rules that are not allowing packets
originating from either your specific address, or generically so that all
your local traffic is not routed out.
since your ip's are public ip's, not private, is your whole network public
ip's?
hth
jim

----- Original Message -----
From: <Steven.Gray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, March 07, 2003 4:26 AM
Subject: Ping/FTP to active IP address


> Thanks for your responses,
>
> You have the address in single quotes, right?   ping '127.0.0.1'  ?
> (can you ping localhost, by the way?)
>
> Yes , the ping was in quotes , Yes I can ping the local host , all
> my other IP routes are fine and I can ping these.
>
>
> You said you have added a host table entry, but not whether you have added
> a routing entry (different screen).
>
> Sorry , I did mean to say that the IP address was added to the
> routing table (ADDTCPRRTE) rather than the Host table , My mistake.
>
> The entry being
> Route            Subnet           Next
> Route
> Destination      Mask             Hop
> Available
> 172.30.128.10    *HOST
> 172.30.195.243     *YES
>
> The next hop being my default gateway
> With the binding interface set as my AS400 address.
>
> I do have an entry for a default route
>
> *DFTROUTE        *NONE
> 172.30.195.243     *YES
>
> This however makes no difference.
>
> Could there be a firewall which is allowing some IPs to do the ping, and
> some not to?
>
> Reply from my Comms guy,
> At no time do you go near the firewall. There are no filters or
> restrictions on this link. If a device can get to Dublin from Swindon with
> the same default gateway as the AS400 then any device will be able to get
to
> Dublin as the routers are not device specific.
>
> Two machines with the same IP address?
>
> With help from my comms guy , we logged onto the destinations router
> and tried ping'ing back to the AS400 which worked fine. To check if this
was
> the correct box (i.e was there more than 1 with the same IP address) we
used
> a telnet session , this showed the AS400 sign on screen. Therefore we were
> ping'ing the correct box.
>
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