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PC cannot ping each other
Posted on 2011-03-07
All my PCs can ping computer A.
All my PCs can ping computer B.
All my PCs are on the same subnet and Switch.
Computer A & B cannot ping each other.
I re-sid, new IPs, different switches, used CMDs ipconfig, nbstat, flushdns
All my PCs can ping computer B.
All my PCs are on the same subnet and Switch.
Computer A & B cannot ping each other.
I re-sid, new IPs, different switches, used CMDs ipconfig, nbstat, flushdns
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the firewall is ok??!
what is the configuration of your network?
just to understand better, subnet, gateway ... I guess that both machines are on the same VMSwicht ...
what is the configuration of your network?
just to understand better, subnet, gateway ... I guess that both machines are on the same VMSwicht ...
Hello
can Computer A and Computer B ping all other computers except for A and B respectively ?
What makes computer A and B different than other computers on your network ?
1.Reboot the switch
Several options to try...
2
run the following command (on both A and B) to confirm what their mac address is, this should be unique
start a dos prompt then run 'ipconfig /all'
look for the field PHYSICAL ADDRESS - make a note of the value...
2.
Reboot computer (or prior to a ping from Computer a to b)
login as normal
run a dos command prompt and enter
arp -a
look for the physical address given in option 1 before from the other computer....
ping the other computer A or B, whichever you are not on
run arp-a again and check to see if there is an ARP entry for the other computer.
3.
if this still fails, try another port on your switch, different cabling...
can Computer A and Computer B ping all other computers except for A and B respectively ?
What makes computer A and B different than other computers on your network ?
1.Reboot the switch
Several options to try...
2
run the following command (on both A and B) to confirm what their mac address is, this should be unique
start a dos prompt then run 'ipconfig /all'
look for the field PHYSICAL ADDRESS - make a note of the value...
2.
Reboot computer (or prior to a ping from Computer a to b)
login as normal
run a dos command prompt and enter
arp -a
look for the physical address given in option 1 before from the other computer....
ping the other computer A or B, whichever you are not on
run arp-a again and check to see if there is an ARP entry for the other computer.
3.
if this still fails, try another port on your switch, different cabling...
Windows firewalls are off
All machines are on the same vSwitch
All have the same Subnet & Gateway
I created the vSwitch multiple times just to make sure it was not the problem
All machines are on the same vSwitch
All have the same Subnet & Gateway
I created the vSwitch multiple times just to make sure it was not the problem
Installing windows from scratch on one of the machines. Got me thinking about the MAC, I cloned one of the machines from each other and it is possible that they are the same. After install I will try to ping again.
Active 3 days ago
It is possible that you have an IPSec policy on either A or B that is blocking icmp traffic. Take a look at http://www.petri.co.il/block_ping_traffic_with_ipsec.htm. This shows how to set it up, but you can use the same tools to remove it.
It is also possible to create IP based filters if your have RRAS installed on either A or B. Another place to look.
Good Luck
It is also possible to create IP based filters if your have RRAS installed on either A or B. Another place to look.
Good Luck
Active 3 days ago
So long as you selected "I copied it" rather than "I moved it" you won't have a mac address problem. That is easily checked by opening the edit settings on each vm, pick the network adapter - then vmware will show you the mac address that is configured. You would also need to check configuration of the nic cards in the OS to ensure you don't have a locally configured mac address.
I see, so you are talking about Virtual Machines here ?
As Bg says, check the VM config file.. also run "ipconfig /all".. A duplicate MAC will cause problems at layer 2.
As Bg says, check the VM config file.. also run "ipconfig /all".. A duplicate MAC will cause problems at layer 2.
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