> I'm connected via a congo voice router to a PM3 where I work, and another
> of the sysadmins connects to the same PM3 using a Cisco 766.
>
> He and I can ping anyone connected to the PM3, except for eachother.
> We can ping both of our stations from any machine that's not one of ours
> i.e. one of the servers, but we can't hit eachother.
>
> Very strange... just wondering if anyone has any ideas.
> Neither one of us has any filters set up, no firewalls etc. Just
> straight connections. I thought it was odd, and I was afraid at first
> that I had routed his connection wrong, but when I called him he said he
> was up and could ping any IP I gave him, except for mine.
We are going to need to know a little bit more about your routing to be
very helpful to you. Since you are using routers, I'd assume you have
more then one IP routed to each of you. Are you using subnets or host
routes (multiple /32s, ugly but it has been known to occur)? If so what is
the corresponding RADIUS/user entry for each of you? Do a "show route" on
the PM3 before and during the time that each of you are connected and look
for your routes. Does everything appear there OK? Also, do you both have
your routers configured with the correct (most likely matching) Netmasks?
>
> ttfn
>
> ---------------------------------------
> Timothy A Gregory
> Northwest Link Network Administration
> ---------------------------------------
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Josh Richards - <jrichard@livingston.com>
Beta Engineer
Lucent Technologies (Remote Access Business Unit)
(previously Livingston Enterprises, Inc.)
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