What does your routing table look like? If the default route is not set, that could explain your problem.
Ernest Johanson Web Systems Administrator Fuller Theological Seminary On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Chris Brown wrote: > Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2000 18:09:29 -0500 > From: Chris Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: debian-user@lists.debian.org > Subject: IPFWADM Problems > > Hello all, > > I have a Debian system running kernel 2.0.38 that is supposed to be > acting as a router between two networks. For the past many months, > we've had our nameserver doing the routing because it was far less > flaky. We've fixed the problems in the hardware, finally, and would > like to go back to using the first box. However, now we have some > problems. > > Enabling IP Forwarding in the kernel does not allow packets to be > routed between interfaces. I don't have any more information on > this, that's all there is. From net-0 I can ping the net-0 side of > the router, but I can't ping the net-1 side of the router. Both > network cards are hooked up and configured correctly. > > Enabling IP Firewalling, flushing all the rules, and setting default > policy to accept also has no setting. Once again, no error messages > anywhere - the box obviously thinks this is right. I must have > missed something. > > To make matters a bit weirder, IPX route happily between the > interfaces. It's only IP that is causeing problems. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > CBrown > > > ********************************************************************* > Chris Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] !!! HELP FIGHT SPAM !!! > > Join; www.cauce.org See; spam.abuse.net, spamsucks.com, www.cm.org > **************************************************************** > >
