problem with routing

[carl_townshend]

Hi, all we have a problem with people on a routed vlan connecting to a server on another subnet, if they try to open a file on the server it takes forever, as soon as we open a ping from the pc, the file opens straight away, the vlans are on a 192.168.10/24 this connects via vlan 1 10.0.0.0/8 to our man site where the server also sits on the 10.0.0.0/8 network, any ideas ?

[naveen.gowda]

I think urs is a ISDN link and it is coming up only on ping traffic. Please let us know the connectivity details to help further. A network diagram will certainly help.

[sravan_235]

Hi,

tell us setup ur having.send us the connectivity diagram as attachment so that we confirm the problem clearly.

and also send switch detail ur using ..

sravan

[carl_townshend]

bascially the setup is

switch with vlan 10- 192.168.10.0, connects to head office via vlan 1 10.0.0.0/8, server on main site is on vlan 1 also on a 10.0.0.0/8, there seems to be issues opening files on the server from vlan 10, it is a 10 meg les link. can anyone help ?

[carl_townshend]

can anyone help on this, As I need help urgently ?

[jlwomeld]

make sure you can see the vlan 10 on the Core switch and make sure the vlan database is created, it souds like you have a routing problem. are you set up as a core dist and access env? Do a sh vlan on the core to see what vlans you have in your database, and then do a pingpatch to the server and see how you are routing.

[carl_townshend]

I can reach the site from both vlans fine, and yes it is a core, dist and access setup. Im struggling to find the problem, it seems to be intermiitant, sometimes its fast, others it fast ?

any ideas

[Edison Ortiz]

Please post configs.

Thanks