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macheesemo
Hey everyone, first post. Can't seem to figure this one out; any help
would be appreciated.
We have a network running Windows 2000 servers. We're putting in some
Linksys RV042 routers (so some IPs have changed) and creating VPNs. The
servers are now all using the new routers and are able to talk back and
forth, but the problem is with 2 particular servers not being able to
communicate, kind of...
We've successfully established a VPN tunnel between 2 servers (let's
call them Server A and Server B). Server A can't ping Server B's IP or
gateway, but Server B can pink Server A's gateway but not A's IP. I can
log into Server A and remotely login to Server C, D, E, etc. and
remotely login from that server to Server B, and vice versa (B to
another, another to A). When I do a tracert's from Server A to Server B
using the B's server and gateway's IP addresses, nothing. Doesn't even
hit its own gateway. When I try tracert from Server B to Server A, it
cops out after hitting its own gateway.
I'm thinking there's an issue with Server A's firewall or permissions
settings, but what? I'm guessing this in part because of the "Remote
host unavailable" message when pinging Server A from B. Any ideas or
suggestions?
would be appreciated.
We have a network running Windows 2000 servers. We're putting in some
Linksys RV042 routers (so some IPs have changed) and creating VPNs. The
servers are now all using the new routers and are able to talk back and
forth, but the problem is with 2 particular servers not being able to
communicate, kind of...
We've successfully established a VPN tunnel between 2 servers (let's
call them Server A and Server B). Server A can't ping Server B's IP or
gateway, but Server B can pink Server A's gateway but not A's IP. I can
log into Server A and remotely login to Server C, D, E, etc. and
remotely login from that server to Server B, and vice versa (B to
another, another to A). When I do a tracert's from Server A to Server B
using the B's server and gateway's IP addresses, nothing. Doesn't even
hit its own gateway. When I try tracert from Server B to Server A, it
cops out after hitting its own gateway.
I'm thinking there's an issue with Server A's firewall or permissions
settings, but what? I'm guessing this in part because of the "Remote
host unavailable" message when pinging Server A from B. Any ideas or
suggestions?