static route set but cannot ping/access

[william0915]

Here's the status, i set them up, don't know why x.x.190.x & x.x.191.x cannot access each others, any idea?

Access Rule on x.x.191.1:

allow x.x.190.0 to x.x.191.94

Access Rule on x.x.190.1:

allow x.x.191.0 to x.x.190.222

on x.x.191.x trace route x.x.190.x

only have  x.x.191.1

then nothing

on x.x.190.x trace route x.x.191.x

only have x.x.190.1

then nothing

[Daniele Giordano]

Static routes are ok.

What is the default gateway of all PCs? is there a firewall on all PCs?

Regards.

[william0915]

System Support PC: 10.23.192.12

Doris PC: 10.23.191.1

HR-NAS: 10.23.190.1

windows firewall are off

[Jon Marshall]

Can Doris ping 10.23.190.1 ?

Jon

[william0915]

no

[Daniele Giordano]

Hi, check firewall policies on RV130 and on Fortinet.

Regards.

[william0915]

is that policy and access rule are separate?
i am not really sure in RV130

[Daniele Giordano]

First of all, the RV must be configured in router mode (NAT disable).

Networking -> Routing -> Operating Mode: Router

but I think that it's already ok.

Check if routing table is ok: Networking -> Routing Table

Try to complete disable the firewall 

Firewall -> Basic Settings

disable all

Try to configure an access rule to allow all.

Check without filters. If all is ok, tune the rules.

Regards.

[william0915]

let me check and come back.

[william0915]

Sorry, just notice both of the RV130 are using Gateway mode, i try to change them to router mode, then the internal network all down, possible keep it?

[paul driver]

Hello

I'd check your access-lists to see if there allowing return traffic and icmp

res

Paul