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Started by murcel, August 07, 2009, 07:39:39 PM

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murcel

since some time, the network after reboot is not working corretcly, thoug i can access local hosts on either internal and external, i can not access internet. When i go to advanced/network and press update, all is working again....

can someone point me into the right direction?

jimbodude

Be more specific - what do you mean "cannot access internet"? 

Do you mean that you can't resolve hostnames? Try running
dig @127.0.0.1 www.google.com
to test hostname resolution.

Are you not getting an IP address assigned by DHCP?  Run ifconfig to check

Can you not ping your gateway?  Run ping {your gateway IP as it is in ifconfig}

Is your routing table correct? Run route -n

murcel

ok,

i can ping the external and internal interface
i can ping the internal devices by ip and dns
i can ping domains on the web and do a name resolution. tracert gives also valid answers.

if i put a domain in the web browser, it says "website found" but has a timeout after certain time. (only for external domains)

if i update the network settings through web admin, imm. it starts working

pigdog

Hi,

Your interfaces aren't swapped are they?  eth0/eth1?

Just throwing it out there!

murcel


totallymaxed

Quote from: murcel on August 08, 2009, 11:39:26 PM
ok,

i can ping the external and internal interface
i can ping the internal devices by ip and dns
i can ping domains on the web and do a name resolution. tracert gives also valid answers.

if i put a domain in the web browser, it says "website found" but has a timeout after certain time. (only for external domains)

if i update the network settings through web admin, imm. it starts working

It would be useful if you described your internal & external network topology and what each devices is and how it relates to the devices its attached to.

Some questions;
Can you boot an MD successfully on your LAN side NIC? If you attach another computer to your LAN side NIC does it get a valid DHCP address? Have you got a 2nd DHCP server on your LAN side?

All the best

Andrew
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murcel

Dear Andrew,

thanks for your questions. Expect this, the whole lmce thing is working as expected.

every device gets his ip adress and also is booing up pxe.


los93sol

Stupid question, but have you restarted your cable/dsl modem since reconfiguring your network?  I've seen this in the past and it is required.

murcel