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Are you trying to ping while connected to 3750 or a differant switch? If tring to ping from the 3750 is your defualt gateway set to the local interface of the 3750?
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I have a static route route configured to go out vlan 7 i.e. 192.168.10.0 255.255.255.0 vlan7, I trying to ping the firewall interface from the 3750 switch. It work ok with a normal ping, but when I change the source address of the ping from another vlan request timed out.<br />
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Donjohnston,<br />
So the problem will be with the firewall not sending packets back to the vlan on the switch, I have look at configuring a static route on the firewall. <br />
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Could you provide a rough diagram of this network? Or: a very good decryption of what you are trying to do here. It would really help me to understand what you need here.
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It was the the static route on the firewall.
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hi,<br />
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I have a 3750 L3 switch and I have configured a Vlan with a firewall interface connected, I can ping the interface from the switch, however when I ping the interface from another vlan it times out. I need to be able to ping the interface from the other vlan that my servers are connected <br />
I can ping the Vlan IP address from the server vlan but not the Interface<br />

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I have a 3750 L3 switch and I have configured a Vlan with a firewall interface connected, I can ping the interface from the switch, however when I ping the interface from another vlan it times out. I need to be able to ping the interface from the other vlan that my servers are connected 
I can ping the Vlan IP address from the server vlan but not the Interface


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