> I'm having a bit of a routing problem with my PM-3, likely due to
> ignorance on my part. I moved the portmaster to a different IP block,
> but left my dns server at it's old IP address, still on the same
> ehternet segment though. I've set up static routes so that everybody
> sees everybody else now, with one acception. Even though I can ping my
> dns server from the command line on the portmaster, a dialup user can't
> ping that same IP. What could be in the way here? What routing
> distinction is there between the PM3's own IP, and an IP from the modem
> pool? Any clues?
Is the PM (and its dial-up pool) the only things in the new IP block?
What is the gateway between that network and the other network, that your
DNS server is in (being on the same Ethernet is meaningless for IP, unless
you are doing supernetting and similar)? Do a "show routes" on your PM3
and see how it looks (before and while the customer is connected).
>
> Thanks,
> Desengr
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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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