ping is not working.

[The Brit]

Ok. I just saw the notes at the bottom of your text attachments.

Now it seems (combining all of your comments) that the only problem is pinging OUTBOUND from EA1DS2. Is this correct???

Does EA1DS2 have a default route set??

TCPIP SHOW ROUTE /DEFAULT

have you tried moving the EA1DS2 connection to a different port on the Switch?

Ping is (I think) ICMP traffic, so it is possible there is some kind of block stopping EA1DS2 from pinging out.

When you try to ping, what response do you actually get (cut and paste would be useful)

Dave.

[Deepak Raheja]

Hello Dave,

Now it seems (combining all of your comments) that the only problem is pinging OUTBOUND from EA1DS2. Is this correct???

>>>Yes,

Does EA1DS2 have a default route set??

TCPIP SHOW ROUTE /DEFAULT

Type Destination Gateway
DN 0.0.0.0 172.16.129.134

have you tried moving the EA1DS2 connection to a different port on the Switch?

>>>No ,because already EA1DS2 is pinging from EC0DS1/2 and EA0FE1/2

Ping is (I think) ICMP traffic, so it is possible there is some kind of block stopping EA1DS2 from pinging out.

When you try to ping, what response do you actually get (cut and paste would be useful)

>>>ucx ping ea1ds2
PING ea1ds2 (172.16.129.130): 56 data bytes

Cont+C
100 packets transmitted,0 packet received, 100% packet loss
%SYSTEM-F-TIMEOUT,device timeout

hope to see from your side

Regards,
Deepak Raheja

[Dennis Handly]

>Andy: The proxy server at my location won't allow a zip file to be downloaded.

There is a known forum problem with IE and .zip files. Use this URL instead:
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/getattachment.do?attachmentId=362948&ext=.ZIP

[Deepak Raheja]

Hello Andy,

I am able to download the content of my attachment from this link.

Deepak

[Steven Schweda]

I'm lost.

> EA1DS1, EA1DS2 , EA0DS1 etc. all machines
> are defined in host table.

Defined how? These systems have multiple
interfaces, don't they? It may be _called_ a
"hosts" table, but _interfaces_ have
addresses, not hosts. (If a host has only
one interface, then you can talk about that
host's address, but it's really the address
of an interface.)

Unless I'm missing something, I still know
nothing about system EA0DS1 (IP addresses,
routes, ...).

> (EA1DS1 is the name of one VMS server and
> EA1DS2 is the name of the another one VMS
> servers and they are in LAN.)

If they are in the same LAN, then why don't
they have the same routes?

> c) Ping does not happen [...]

Ping _what_ does not happen?

> [...] As usual, showing actual
> commands with their actual output can be more
> helpful than vague descriptions and
> interpretations.

Still true.