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Industry Ping from our access stack to the server - no replies Ping from the core switch to the server - there are replies We have etherchannel configured between the access stack (2960) and
Industry you are not able to ping CORE to Access switch - may be using default ip to ping try using source vlan 103 ? how is your routing configured on Core and Access switch ? Look for me
Industry Sounds like either your default route to the firewall is not correct or being overridden by a more specific route. I would mirror a port on the core grab some packet captures.
Industry Network connectivity issues can be caused by a damaged or disconnected cable, or a failure of a network interface on the computer, Firebox, or any connected switch or router.
Industry I can ping from the firewall to any of the hosts inside my LAN, but the hosts in the LAN cannot ping the firewall. I have a cisco switch doing inter-vlan routing, and it worked fine with my previous firewall.
Industry Connecting an ISP directly to switches is highly debated but has become common and can be done safely. Although my article on this subject references Palo Alto
Industry I would actually have a routed link between the firewall and the layer-3 switch, rather than a VLAN, and run a routing protocol between all the layer-3 devices.
Industry The response traffic will not go via the firewall and will go directly via the switch. This leads to an asymetric routing issue and the firewall will likely drop traffic as it does not see the TCP responses.
Industry We are in the process of replacing a switch and I am configuring/testing it. For some reason I am unable to get internet to the switch or ping the firewall from the switch. We are using a
Industry I have an SVI configured with the IP address 192.168.3.1 on VLAN 30 on my Core switch. I have a computer plugged directly into port 4 on the Core switch, but I cannot ping firewall. I have been
Industry Hey, We just installed some new switches at a remote site. A 3750X as the core switch and around 12 access layer switches distributed around different closets at the site. On the core
Industry This guide provides troubleshooting steps for resolving ping failures in Huawei devices, ensuring effective network connectivity and performance.
Industry In a nut shell, why can I ping a device at a school on the core switch but not on the switch the device is plugged into or anywhere else in our school district?
Industry 172.16.32.1 is the gateway for your subnet but probably isn''t the ip address your core is attempting to ping from. I''m guessing your core switch is attempting to ping from a subnet not allowed across the
Industry I cannot ping any of the other vlans except native vlan i will paste show run at end here is topology and output I cannot ping any other vlan ~ I''ve made g0/0 into a trunk, as I''m trying to
Industry I have an issue in another city watch is I can''t ping to the switch it said “time out” BUT I can ping the core and after I ping the core I can ping the switch!!
Industry From the 9500 CLI, if I attempt to ping the 9200 and source that Vlan address, the pings failed. So I added a route on the 9200 pointing back to the 9500 address.After that, the ping started
Industry ICMP is allowed on firewall for testing this. show ip route on core switch shows newly created VLAN gateway as connected, SVI is up and firewall ip as default gateway.
Industry These switches are stacked. Everything is working fine. However, a strange issue is being faced i.e. switch is unable to ping its local SVI. The protocol and line protocol of SVI is UP. and
Industry If I ping from the core switch, which is the router for the school and is also where the interface irp is defined, it does respond. If I clear the ARP table on the core switch and ping from
Industry The only difference I see on the core switch is that there is an ACL that permits access from the VLAN we''re trying to ping from, but it''s set to ''ip access-group OUT'' and not ''IN'' as with
Industry But it is just not possible to ping the UP/UP SVI on the switches (using these SVI''s as in-band management), not from directly connected device, or trying to ping the interface from the
Industry Suggestion and Summary When the directly connected PC cannot be pinged, perform the following operations: Check whether the hardware port of the device is damaged. You can replace the device
Industry My workstations use Windows Defender Firewall managed by local group policy. Every time I try to ping from this one workstation I receive "General Failure". When I turn the
Industry I am able to ping between VLANs and my Cisco phones get the IP they''re supposed to get and the pass-through is also working properly and receiving the correct IP. The core switch goes
Industry Hi all, i have PC connected to inside interface of ASA. it is direct connection to ASA. From ASA i can not ping PC is this default behaviour? Is there something i can do to make this ping work?
Industry I have set up a core stack of 3750 switches (3750e, 3750g, and 3750v1 w/PoE) that seems to be running solid. I connected 2 gigabit trunks from the core to a Front of House switch
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