RE: [TCLUG:7110] more routing weirdness

[Unni Nambiar <unambiar@Legato.COM>]

Could it be a duplicate ip thing ?  Now try nslookup 10.22.6.1 (or ping).
If you find a match then that's the machine you're clashing with.  (Just
guessing.  Don't know exactly how the clash may cause this behaviour.)

-Unni

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tim Wilson [mailto:wilson@chemsun.chem.umn.edu]
> Sent: Monday, July 26, 1999 10:50 AM
> To: tclug-list@mn-linux.org
> Subject: Re: [TCLUG:7110] more routing weirdness
> 
> 
> On Fri, 23 Jul 1999, Clay Fandre wrote:
> 
> > Try traceroute to see how far the packets are going. My 
> guess is that
> > they're never making it past the first router. If you can ping
> > everything on your local network, and nothing past the 
> router it seems
> > to be a routing problem. Any logs on the router that you 
> could look at?
> > How about changing the IP just for giggles?
> 
> Clay,
> 
> Thanks for the ideas. I've determined that the timing out I 
> observed with
> 'route -e' was related to my DNS. Now that I seem to have 
> that worked out
> (no guarantee, of course), route -e prints my routing table 
> with no delay. 
> Unfortunately, I still couldn't get past my gateway. 
> 
> I changed the IP address of this machine from 10.22.6.1 to 
> 10.22.6.2. Now
> there's a slight delay in printing 'route -e', but I now have outside
> access!
> 
> Who can explain this? Could it be related to my local DNS? 
> Maybe it's a
> problem with the router downstairs? I'd love to hear more ideas.
> 
> -Tim
> 
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