If they are on the same subnet then they should be able to see one another
unless the machines are on different sides of the firewall in which case your
SA machine won't know how to route the the machine it wants to check. Can they
ping each other?
This isn't an SA issue though.
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From: Servers Alive Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Ziemowit Kiwer
Sent: 03 September 2007 16:11
To: Servers Alive Discussion List
Subject: [SA-list] 53 error
Hi,
We used to run few NT service checks on a standalone XP pc. Everything was fine
until we switched to a new hardware firewall (ext IP and DNS details changed as
well). Since then we keep getting 53 error “connect to host failed”
/ ”network path was not found”. People who manage the firewall are
saying that they aren’t blocking any internal traffic – both
machines (the standalone one and the SA one) are on the same subnet. Is there
any other reason for getting this particular error, other than firewall? P.S. I
can run those checks for a domain machine.
Regards
Ziem
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