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You have a digital switch? I'm impressed.<br />
<br />
Can you ping from 203 to 202?<br />
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Probably not.<br />
<br />
How does the switch know how to route things? Maybe it<br />
has a virtual router or something?
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You have a digital switch? I'm impressed.

Can you ping from 203 to 202?

Probably not.

How does the switch know how to route things? Maybe it
has a virtual router or something?

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do you have trunking turned on on the port where your <br />
203.x.x.x machine &nbsp;is pluged in..?<br />
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another thing.. &nbsp;are you blocking anything from your box in your hosts.allow or hosts.deny files.?<br />

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do you have trunking turned on on the port where your
203.x.x.x machine  is pluged in..?

another thing..  are you blocking anything from your box in your hosts.allow or hosts.deny files.?


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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have typical problem. <br />
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I have 2 linux boxes both connected to a switch. One having IP address starting with 203.X.X.X and the other 202.X.X.X. I can telnet form the box with IP 202.X.X.X to 203.X.X.X but can't telnet from 203.X.X.X to 202.X.X.X.<br />
<br />
Same is the case when I try to ping.<br />
<br />
Can anyone help me out.
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Hi,

I have typical problem. 

I have 2 linux boxes both connected to a switch. One having IP address starting with 203.X.X.X and the other 202.X.X.X. I can telnet form the box with IP 202.X.X.X to 203.X.X.X but can't telnet from 203.X.X.X to 202.X.X.X.

Same is the case when I try to ping.

Can anyone help me out.

cannot telnet

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.