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Re: routing problem?



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>What I can't do is telnet from B to D (port 5800.. VNC), but I can telnet
>from A to D.  I'm not sure how I might have messed up my routing or
>something else.  Maybe it's my Genmask's.  The "strange" thing is that I
>can ping D from A or B without problem.  A traceroute from A to D looks
>like:
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>traceroute to D
> 1  B (192.168.1.4)  2.514 ms  1.572 ms  1.229 ms
> 2  * * *
> 3  D (192.168.2.2)  62.168 ms  64.307 ms  58.755 ms
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>If this is not enough information, just say so and I'll give more.  Maybe
>I'll get creative and draw some ascii art of the big picture.. :)
>
>Thanks
>-Cedar
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I'm no network expert, but from your description it appears that you're 
having reverse routing problems (packets from D know how to return to A, 
but not to B). A traceroute from D to A could give you a clue. My guess 
is that you need to add a route in C to 192.168.1.0.

Cheers,

Henry


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