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Can You Ping the default gateway from other systems?
Are you able to ping the default gateway from other systems in your network. Does the default gateway belongs to the same subnet in which you have configured your DC. Check for any access rules configured on your firewall or router blocking the access.
Why is my router not pinging the server?
The router is configured as the default router for the server. I am not able to ping the server from the router either. Here’s the output of the ip route from the router. The server IP address is 10.1
Why is my 3750 switch not pinging the server?
I have a 3750 switch where a router and a server is connected. From the switch I can ping the router and server with no issue (directely connected). But from the server I am not able to ping the router. The router and the server are in the same subnet. The router is configured as the default router for the server.
Can You Ping the firewall or the core switch?
I can ping the the server itself, the other domain serveres, the first switch, the core switch but cannot ping the firewall or the router. Primary Dns Suffix . . . . . . . : xxxx.net
Can a firewall allow Ping to other subnets?
I am experiencing this exact thing, and have no seen it before. ACL’s are not at play here – there are none applied whatsoever. The default firewall rules for Win10 (same for Win7 and 8) allows ping only for computers in the same local subnet. You can edit the ‘scope’ of the rule to allow other subnets if needed.
Why is my host not replying to my Ping?
If your host can ping and reply successfully on your local network, but not to a different network, you have a routing issue. Either the ping is not arriving or the reply can’t get back to the pinger. Check your routes. In simple words – default gateway 🙂 And yes, really, the Firewall. Was this post helpful? Thanks for your feedback! 1.
Why is my Cisco switch unable to Ping?
06-04-2014 06:59 AM 06-04-2014 06:59 AM Until now we haven’t had much config on our switches so everything is running on vlan1. I’ve been setting up a new vlan but wanted to give the switch an ip address on vlan1 for now so I did: Once I did this our monitoring server which is on a different site – ip 10.1.1.20 cannot see/ping the switch anymore.