Routing between eth1 and eth1:1
I have just set in a server that is acting as a firewall, it has 2 network cards:
eth0 - this is outgoing to the internet 192.168.0.2 255.255.255.0 Default gw 192.168.0.1 - This is the router eth1 63.174.233.2 255.255.255.0 eth1:1 63.166.92.2 255.255.254.0 The problem I am having is, I cannot ping from a host in 63.174.233.x to a host in 63.166.92.x network, when I do I get the following (this ping request is coming from 63.174.233.21): Code:
sh-2.05b$ ping 63.166.92.26 Code:
root@ids:/var/log# route Edit: I just found out, on the 63.166.92.0 network I was trying to ping wireless radio's and they are the ones giving me the problem, they worked fine before I put in the firewall and now I cannot ping them, I can still ping the routers that are behind the radios so I am going through: me(63.174.233.21) -> firewall eth1(63.174.233.2) -> firewall eth1:1(63.166.92.2) -> wirelessRadio(63.166.92.24) -> endclient router(63.174.233.25 So I can ping the wirelessRadio but no the endclient router? |
Ok it looks like we have it working now, it turns out the wireless radio's had the old router cached in them and just reseting them seems to fix the problem, a fun job since there are about 100 of them on the subnet
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I don't know but shouldn't the route for 63.166.92.0 be eth1:1
Don't know that show in the routing table. |
It is but it does not show.
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