Chad Whitten wrote: (written on 06/18/02 at 09:23)
]
]trying to switch to a new network with system-ip-addr of yy.yy.yy.3, gateway
]of yy.yy.yy.1 (cisco 3640) ip-interface {{1 4 2}0}, pools of yy.yy.yy.10
](240) and yy.yy.38.1 (200). I setup the ip-interface and can ping that
]remotely, changed the default gateway, changed the system-ip-addr and pools
]in ip-global, reset the tnt and it just isnt working. dial-up users can dial
]in and get an address but can only ping the tnt - can go nowhere else. from
]the console in the tnt i can ping anything - inside or out. but from outside
]i cannot ping the dial-up users.
Without subnet masks, it's very difficult to follow your description.
It would also be helpful if you used plausible numbers (even if fictitious)
rather than letters.
Does your router have the appropriate routes for the address pools
that you have configured? In other words, does your router know
that in order to reach the pool addresses it must send the
traffic to the TNT?
-Joe
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