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> Am having trouble pinging 206.190.23.224 thru 206.190.23.254 on our
> network.
>
> traceroute to 206.190.23.231 (206.190.23.231), 30 hops max, 40 byte
> 12 mia-alpha.alpha.net (206.190.25.102) 199.682 ms 434.103 ms 328.988
> ms
> 13 alpha-mia.alpha.net (206.190.25.101) 217.666 ms !H 307.955 ms !H
> 396.338 ms !H
>
> This is where it stops?
That is correct, the packets are making it to your router.
> Ok here it is: We are using our old PM2eR as our Router. When we
> switched to Digital we shut down the analog for the PM2 and use it as a
> router now. It works great and I have not messed with it in 86 days.
> Now, keep in mind that the PM2 had modems at one time. The block was as
> follows: Assigned Address: 206.190.23.224 (Pool Size 30)
>
> Now this gets funnier! I have since placed a computer on each open IP
> here on our block and tried pinging it. They all work fine up thru
> 206.190.23.223. But when I try 224, 225, and so on, nothing. So, what I
> am thinking is that the PM2er still thinks it has control of these
> addresses? 224 to 254
>
> Now, when we went digital, I did set the assigned address to 0.0.0.0 and
> pool to 0. And a sho glo below reflects that. I also saved all, however
> I did not reboot the PM2er. Do I have to reboot it to get it to release
> these addresses? Guess not, because I rebooted the PM2 and still
> nothing. I cannot ping any address above 206.190.23.223. I currently
> have a computer on 206.190.23.231 an I cannot ping it. Checked the
> TCP/IP stack and it is fine. As above, I have also tried a differnet
> machine who's TCP/IP stack functions properly as well and have tried
> placing it on every open IP here, but once I get past 223, nothing.
>
> I am stumped, I have not changed anything here in 86 days. It almost
> look like I am only being routed 206.190.23.193 thru 206.190.23.223
You are being routed the entire /26 network, but you failed to update
your routes in the PM2E to reflect the fact that the /27 range from
206.190.23.233 on up is no longer internal to the router.
> Destination Mask Gateway Source Flag Met Interface
> ----------------- ---- -------------------- ------- ---- --- ---------
> 0.0.0.0 0 206.190.25.101 local NS 1 ptpW1
> 206.190.25.100 30 206.190.25.101 local NL 1 ptpW1
> 156.46.46.64 28 206.190.23.215 local NS 1 ether0
> 156.46.23.160 28 206.190.23.216 local NS 1 ether0
> 156.46.46.32 27 206.190.23.215 local NS 1 ether0
> 156.46.23.128 27 206.190.23.216 local NS 1 ether0
> 206.190.23.192 27 206.190.23.193 local NL 1 ether0
^^
Should be 26
The way to achieve this is left as an exercise to the reader.
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I can read, but don't know where to find this info, I need to fix this
asap. Does anyone know how to change the above from /27 to /26?
I assume I add route 206.190.23.192/26 206.190.23.193 1
Or is it 206.26.23.192/26 206.190.23.193 1 ?
Do I also have to delete route 206.190.23.192/27 206.190.23.193 1
Thanx for your help..
jer
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