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[ILUG] ping problems...

[ILUG] ping problems...

Wynne, Conor Conor.Wynne at compaq.com
Mon Oct 1 09:40:38 IST 2001


Hi all,

Well this week-end I decided to recover a machine and move my proxy to my
firewall ad move everything to it while I was at it. 

SO all is rosy, configured squid, grand no bother. 

First I should show the old config. 

box 1 : mandrake8, kernel 2.4.10, running samba/firewall/isdn dialup
(192.168.0.2)
box 2 : redhat 7? squid kernel 2.2.16-smp (192.168.0.1)

and workstations here... 

Well, removed box2 and changed IP of box 1 to 192.168.0.1, configured dhcp
again and rebooted for the craic. Box 2 is out of the picture.

Now I can ping any workstation from box1 and get replys no bother, but if I
try to ping box1, I get connection timed out. 
The workstation gets an IP address over DHCP no worries but still cannot
ping the server. 
If I run "route" there is a delay before it gives my the routing table on
either side. 

So I tried adding a virtual IP address for the gateway (192.168.0.254) and
this made no difference.

Ideas anyone before I wipe it and install slackware or worse  - Suse. 
I would rather not wipe it as there is a lot of stuff configured. 

Cordialement,
CW




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