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09-17-2024 01:19 PM
in the shown design , why the PC connected to R1 can't ping to the last PC , while R1 can ping to the last PC
note : The PC connected to R1 already configure the default gateway R1
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09-17-2024 02:05 PM
Can R1 ping last PC using F0/0 as source IP?
BTW, if this is a Packet Tracer lab, often useful to attach its file.
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09-17-2024 03:21 PM
i repeated the lab and worked , might be packet tracer hang
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09-18-2024 07:41 AM
@mohamedsaeed1245 wrote:
i repeated the lab and worked , might be packet tracer hang
With Packet Tracer, much is a possibility.
Are you using the latest version of PT?
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09-17-2024 02:28 PM
Static routing means that u need to add a route to reach x via y on all routers. Routers know about its attached networks by default but not about remote networks. This means manually adding static routes to reach remote networks on every L3 hop.
Also, remember destination must know how to reach back to source. So, ping is 2way communication like almost everything else is.
You can attach PT file here in a zip format.
Regards, ML
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09-17-2024 03:22 PM
thanks , i repeated the lab with same configuration and worked , might be packet tracer hang
