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Hi all,

 

Just a quick one, I have the above router at a remote site.

 

At site there is a PBX on for example 10.10.1.1, with 2 Virtual Interfaces which are 10.10.1.2, 10.10.1.3. PC's on the network can ping all 3 addresses. For some reason the Draytek, Which is the LAN Router in which everything is connected can only ping 10.10.1.1.

 

Firewall is configured as out of the box.

 

Any ideas ?

 

Thanks

Posted
Check the routes on the dratrek, I once had a static route that I couldn't get rid of on a draytek. Had to reset it in the end.
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You could take a look at the ARP cache on the router to see if its been able to resolve the problem IPs to MAC addresses on your LAN.

 

I guess as these are virtual IPs all the PBX addresses are using the same physical port. If this is the case it suggests something internal to the PBX as all the IPs are using the same physical interface and MAC (which must be working if you can ping one address).

 

Also assume there are no VLANs involved.

Edited by ReBoot
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Just tried from my 2830 to my Home Linux Server with a newly created subinterface and it worked no problem.

 

Add a second IP to one of the PC's and see if you can ping hat.

 

I would then look at the subnet mask of the two virtual PBX IP's and ensure it's 255.255.255.0 and not something like 255.255.255.128

 

TT

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Right, all subnet masks are /24.

 

Ping is enabled on PBX as all PC's can ping all of the interfaces of the PBX. I can ping the PC's from The Draytek and vice versa.

 

Firmware is up to date on the router so thinking it might be some kind of a bug.

 

 

Thanks guys.

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