--- Guy Harris <gharris@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 21, 2002 at 10:12:07PM -0700, John E.
> Mayorga wrote:
> > traceroute to 24.127.52.9 (24.127.52.9), 3 hops
> max,
> > 38 byte packets
> > 1 c-24-127-52-1.we.client2.attbi.com
> (24.127.52.1)
> > 9.447 ms 11.929 ms 10.144 ms
> > 2 c-24-127-52-9.we.client2.attbi.com
> (24.127.52.9)
> > 17.247 ms 19.768 ms 21.184 ms
> >
> > traceroute to 24.127.52.10 (24.127.52.10), 3 hops
> max,
> > 38 byte packets
> > 1 c-24-127-52-10.we.client2.attbi.com
> (24.127.52.10)
> > 0.082 ms 0.065 ms 0.019 ms
>
> Well, that's some machine that's on the same subnet,
> as far as IP is
> concerned.
>
> Is it your machine?
Yes.
> What does the routing table look like on your
> machine?
[root@ldap root]# arp
Address HWtype HWaddress
Flags Mask Iface
c-24-127-52-1.we.client ether 00:B0:8E:F7:3C:54 C
eth0
[root@ldap root]#
This is the same thing reported by Hunt. Well, pretty
much the same thing. I had to reboot (harware swap).
> > traceroute to 24.127.52.14 (24.127.52.14), 3 hops
> max,
> > 38 byte packets
> > 1 c-24-127-52-1.we.client2.attbi.com
> (24.127.52.1)
> > 8.609 ms 7.837 ms 7.974 ms
> > 2 c-24-127-52-14.we.client2.attbi.com
> (24.127.52.14)
> > 25.201 ms 17.533 ms 19.855 ms
> >
> > traceroute to 24.127.52.15 (24.127.52.15), 3 hops
> max,
> > 38 byte packets
> > 1 c-24-127-52-10.we.client2.attbi.com
> (24.127.52.10)
> > 2990.854 ms !H 2999.486 ms !H 2999.919 ms !H
>
> > Subquestion - Why is it that when the script gets
> to
> > 24.127.52.15,19,26,28, etc. the connection does
> not go
> > through the router?
>
> Well, it's apparently trying to go through *some*
> machine.
>
> Unfortunately, that machine can't get to
> 24.127.52.15 - 24.127.52.10 is
> returning a Host Unreachable.
>
> > I used pretty much the same script for ARPing
> 1.04.
> > Here is the output (which makes sense):
> >
> > ARPING 24.127.52.1 from 24.127.52.10 eth0
> > Unicast reply from 24.127.52.1 [00:B0:8E:F7:3C:54]
>
> > 8.803ms
> > Sent 1 probes (1 broadcast(s))
> > Received 1 response(s)
>
> OK, so I infer from "from 24.127.52.10" that
> 24.127.52.10 is your
> machine.
Yes.
> The question is whether it has something in its
> routing table to tell it
> that it's its own router to some machines (machines
> it can't, in fact,
> get to).
John
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