Static routing ISSUE(packet tracer)

[lucky_67012001]

Hello,

 I need some help with static routing.

 I can`t reach router3 from router1 via ping( 192.50.10.0 to 192.50.30.0)

 I issued the commands in router1: 

S 192.50.20.0/24 [1/0] via 192.168.100.11  ( the ping reaches the network 192.50.20.0)

S 192.50.30.0/24 [1/0] via 192.168.100.11  ( the ping doesn`t reach this network)

 I issued the command in router2: 

S 192.50.30.0/24 [1/0] via 192.168.200.11 (ping reaches the network 192.50.30.0)

As a conclusion...  Router1 reaches router2, but it doesn`t reach router3  (and i can`t understand why..since router 2 was configured to reach router3)

I probably forgot something..or I misconfigured something.... Any help would be appreciated.

Edit:

 What i did is to tell R1 how to reach R2 and then i told R2 how to reach R3, but R1 can't reach R3 (for some reason), and this seems to be my issue..since R2( knows how to reach R3) but is unable to get R1 to R3.. (in order for the ping to be succesfull, it does not have to be bothways,otherwise i would not be able to get a ping from R2)

 Also i did try to configure it bothways... so that R3 can ping R2 and R2 can ping R1, but R1 still can`t ping R3 and R3 can`t ping R1  :(  (i know, a lot of issues for something that`s supposed to work with only 3 commands) 

[Julio E. Moisa]

Hi,

Great my friend  :-)

ICMP is a protocol used to diagnose any connectivity, it generate a response related to IP errors or behavior. Basically is used to provide feedback about the status of a device or interface.