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Router Troubleshooting
17 years 8 months ago #20413
by sure
Router Troubleshooting was created by sure
Hi,
I have Cisco 2621 router, in this router two fast ethernet is there
but one fast ethernet is not working, it showing int up, it is ping is own ip address but it is not pinging to other destination, i can't able to use this port what could be the problem pls give me a proper solution
thanks
Suresh
I have Cisco 2621 router, in this router two fast ethernet is there
but one fast ethernet is not working, it showing int up, it is ping is own ip address but it is not pinging to other destination, i can't able to use this port what could be the problem pls give me a proper solution
thanks
Suresh
17 years 8 months ago #20429
by Elohim
Replied by Elohim on topic Re: Router Troubleshooting
Check to make sure you got the IP address and subnet mask correctly set.
Can you ping the gateway?
Can you ping the gateway?
Hi,
I have Cisco 2621 router, in this router two fast ethernet is there
but one fast ethernet is not working, it showing int up, it is ping is own ip address but it is not pinging to other destination, i can't able to use this port what could be the problem pls give me a proper solution
thanks
Suresh
17 years 8 months ago #20441
by Smurf
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Replied by Smurf on topic Re: Router Troubleshooting
Firstly check out Elohim's suggestion (possibly try a different address incase its already in use somewhere), then i would move to the following
I would also check cable and switch port. It may be worth trying a laptop and plugging it directly into that interface with a cross over lead to se if thats ok. Also, check the duplex/speed on the interface and switches to make sure there are no mismatches.
Otherwise it may be a physical hardware fault.
Cheers
I would also check cable and switch port. It may be worth trying a laptop and plugging it directly into that interface with a cross over lead to se if thats ok. Also, check the duplex/speed on the interface and switches to make sure there are no mismatches.
Otherwise it may be a physical hardware fault.
Cheers
Wayne Murphy
Firewall.cx Team Member
www.firewall.cx
Now working for a Security Company called Sec-1 Ltd in the UK, for any
Penetration Testing work visit www.sec-1.com or PM me for details.
17 years 7 months ago #20507
by sure
Replied by sure on topic Re: Router Troubleshooting
thanks for reply
I have done all this steps u both have mention,
i have chk the laptop and connect the cross over cable is not pingging to laptop,
i am confusing, the enternet port have problem
or some other ios issue, for this prob i cant tell what correct suggestion to my manager, pls help some body face this same prob..,
thanks
Suresh
I have done all this steps u both have mention,
i have chk the laptop and connect the cross over cable is not pingging to laptop,
i am confusing, the enternet port have problem
or some other ios issue, for this prob i cant tell what correct suggestion to my manager, pls help some body face this same prob..,
thanks
Suresh
17 years 7 months ago #20514
by sure
Replied by sure on topic Re: Router Troubleshooting
hi,
Now i configure manually both side 10MBs it is working fine,
when i changed to 100 mbs it is not working
what could be the problem
pls give me aanyone knows
thanks
Now i configure manually both side 10MBs it is working fine,
when i changed to 100 mbs it is not working
what could be the problem
pls give me aanyone knows
thanks
17 years 7 months ago #20518
by TheBishop
Replied by TheBishop on topic Re: Router Troubleshooting
Make sure you have the same port speed and duplex mode set at both ends of the link, on the router and on the PC you have connected to it. If it still only works with both ends at 10 half then you have a physical problem; perhaps one of the network cards is faulty, maybe one of them isn't a fast ethernet card at all, or maybe your cable is faulty
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