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Re: 2 gateways possible (sorry for wrap)



I can't really see what's happening with this information, could you
answer the following questions?


How far does a traceroute come?
What are the route-tables (specially the one where traceroute stops) ? 

Ron Rademaker

On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, behapy wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> 	I'd like to ask about something below.  Would please tell me the
> answer?
> 
> 
>                         81.200.1.2       -----    81.200.1.1   -----   
> 210.xx.xx.xx     -----    to the internet
>                         .                         81.200.2.1           
> (something firewall)
> internet                .
>                         .
>                         .
>                         81.200.2.200
>                         (PCs)                     (routers)            
> (internet gateway)
> 
> 
> 
>                                                                         
> 51.202.3.250
>                                                                         
> .
>                                                                         
> .
>                                                                         
> .
>                                                     +------------------ 
> 51.202.3.2 (servers)
>                                                     |
>                                                     |
>                         51.200.1.2       -----   51.200.1.1 ----------- 
> 49.100.1.1   -----  49.100.1.2      
>                         .                        51.200.2.1             
> 49.100.2.1          .
> LAN                     .                       
> 51.202.3.1                                  .
>                        
> .                                                                    .
>                         .
>                        
> 51.200.5.200                                                        
> 49.100.2.200
>                         (PCs)                     (routers)             
> (routers)            (servers)
> 
> 	I've 2 NICs.  eth0 81.200.1.200(gw81.200.1.1, mask 255.255.255.0) and
> eth1 51.200.1.251(no gateway, mask 255.0.0.0).  So I can login to
> 51.202.3.2 by telnet.  And I can also login to ftp.kde.org by an ftp
> program.
> 	
> 	But if I login to 49.100.2.200, I can not connect to the server. 
> Because the server 49.100.2.200 is not the same network address to my
> eth1.  So I changed eth1 as 51.200.1.251(gw51.200.1.1, mask
> 255.255.255.0) and it is not worked.  I don't know why.
> 	
> 	If I login to 49.100.2.200 then, eth0 will send packets to its gateway
> 81.200.1.1 and eth1 also will send packets to its gateway 51.200.1.1
> then eth0 will reply something timeout or response if there is
> 49.100.2.200 on the internet.  Anyhow eth1 absoultly receive the
> response from 49.100.2.200 I think.  51.200.1.251 -> request is not its
> network address. SO -> 51.200.1.1 -> 49.100.2.1 (something?) ->
> 49.100.2.200 ???  Am I wrong?
> 	
> 	the PC eth0 and eth1 have is win95 and 49.100.2.200 is linux.  Is there
> any solution to solve the problem?
> 
> many many thanks to the responsers,
> 
> 
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