Hi everyone I just ran into an issues in my network, where I wanted to connect from a machine in subnet "C" to a machien in subnet "A" on port 80. On the way, the packet passes two firewalls, which are configured to pass the traffic, I see the traffic in the logs as "passed". As I still can't get a connection, I ran tcpdump on the client and the server like "tcpdump -s 65535 port 80". I uploaded the files to: Something seems to be pretty wrong, but I can't deduce much from that pcap... asked 30 Nov '15, 02:51 esc4rg0t edited 30 Nov '15, 06:03 |
One Answer:
The server ignores the incoming requests. As you haven't stated whether the problem only exists for that one client or for more clients, the possibilities are:
answered 30 Nov '15, 06:11 sindy Well, you're right, it was indeed a routing issue because one of the machines is multi-homed. I overlooked that an entry was missing...:-/ (30 Nov '15, 06:20) esc4rg0t @esc4rg0t If an answer has solved your issue, please accept the answer for the benefit of other users by clicking the checkmark icon next to the answer. Please read the FAQ for more information. (30 Nov '15, 07:05) grahamb ♦ |
Server link is corrupted
What led you to that conclusion? :-)
The posted Link to the "server pcap" file does not work.
fixed, my bad...