Re: CAN´T DO PING TO MY ROUTER WITH MY NETWORK CLIENTS

[Eric Leblond <eric@regit.org>]

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Have you check that icmp_echo_ignore_all is not set in /proc/sys/net/ ?

Le jeu 04/09/2003 à 05:27, cc a écrit :
> Daniel Arjona wrote:
> 
> One word of possible advice.  The amount of
> assistance/help you get is indirectly proportional
> to the amount of caps in the subject matter.
> (Of course, this only applies to the typical,
> desperate posts, and not to the actual verbiage
> that depends on caps, ie. DNAT, SNAT, POSTROUTING..
> etc.)
> 
> Also, don't include your original message to
> your current message.  It confuses the reader
> as to what your real problem is.
> 
> > I tried to do ping to my router and also i do the same to the ip address of
> > my dns servers and the both fails.  But the server (with iptables, mail,
> > squis, and others) doit everytihng.
> 
> Perhaps if you could actually show us what your network
> layout is like, someone here might be able to help.  As it
> stands, I'm a little confused as to which IP is which.
> Basic information I suppose would help would be your
> router's Internal IP, your dns server ip and whatever
> IP you believe is pertinant to this issue.
> 
> Furthermore, have you set up your workstations to use
> the server as the gateway(assuming of course, that _is_
> your original intention).
> 
> 
-- 
Eric Leblond
Nufw, Now User Filtering Works (http://www.nufw.org)

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