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sounds like the other side does not have a route back to you <br />
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normaly what you can do is ping vrf testvrf 10.10.10.1 source int/vlan x<br />
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a traceroute you can do like <br />
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traceroute vrf testvrf 10.10.10.10 source int/vlan x<br />
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first try if you van ping and traceroute the closest interface on the other router. then step by step a hop further
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sounds like the other side does not have a route back to you

normaly what you can do is ping vrf testvrf 10.10.10.1 source int/vlan x

a traceroute you can do like

traceroute vrf testvrf 10.10.10.10 source int/vlan x

first try if you van ping and traceroute the closest interface on the other router. then step by step a hop further

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Hi Guys<br />
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I have VRF setup between routers .<br />
I know we can ping the interfaces by - ping vrf VRFNAME xx.xx.xx.xx<br />
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But How do I ping/tracert test remote device IP address ? The reason is when I ping test remote computer IP from router using above command, not able to ping but can ping its IP from devices behind the router.<br />
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Please advise?
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Hi Guys

I have VRF setup between routers .
I know we can ping the interfaces by - ping vrf VRFNAME xx.xx.xx.xx

But How do I ping/tracert test remote device IP address ? The reason is when I ping test remote computer IP from router using above command, not able to ping but can ping its IP from devices behind the router.

Please advise?

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