05-16-2012 01:49 PM - edited 03-07-2019 06:44 AM
All,
This may sound odd, but, I aint going pretend...
Here's is it:
When you redis static or even dyn routes(eigrp,os,bgp) shouldn't I be able to ping & trace route after redis?
I redistribute simple static route into eigrp with a route-map....I could not either ping or trace it back, even thought I can see the route in the routing table.
Pls. see attached.
THx.
mohamed
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05-16-2012 02:02 PM
Hello Mohamed,
your static route on R1 is using as outgoing interface the same interface fastethernet0/0 that runs EIGRP towards R2?
It looks like so, to whom is supposed to belong the IP address 177.77.1.177 ?
There is a third router on the same IP subnet 172.20.1.0/24 to which this IP address 177.77.1.177 belongs?
If there is no third device, nobody can answer to ping or to traceroute probes.
The presence of a route in the routing table does not imply that traffic can be really sent or received to/from the associated IP subnet. (to the route)
Hope to help
Giuseppe
05-16-2012 02:02 PM
Hello Mohamed,
your static route on R1 is using as outgoing interface the same interface fastethernet0/0 that runs EIGRP towards R2?
It looks like so, to whom is supposed to belong the IP address 177.77.1.177 ?
There is a third router on the same IP subnet 172.20.1.0/24 to which this IP address 177.77.1.177 belongs?
If there is no third device, nobody can answer to ping or to traceroute probes.
The presence of a route in the routing table does not imply that traffic can be really sent or received to/from the associated IP subnet. (to the route)
Hope to help
Giuseppe
05-16-2012 02:29 PM
Jiuse,
You the main man...always....
Seems when I ever I get stuck...here you come to the rescue.....
Thx again.
mohamed
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