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September 4th, 2003, 01:13 PM
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Ping from PDC (no good) Ping from client (good)
Windows 2k server and xp pro clients. When I ping to the ip of a biometric time clock from server I time out.
Same ping from client machine works fine. When I use arp -a from the server I get the correct mac address. On one attempt to ping from the server I succeeded. The rest of the time no reply. Any ideas, Thanks Jorge P.
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September 4th, 2003, 05:49 PM
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Have you checked your wins and/or dns entries for this ip address? Perhaps there is some corruption or misconfiguration? Using lmhosts files? check them also.
You don't mention routers, gateways or anything so I have to assume you are on a single subnet which would make this extremely rare. If on different subnets [server and clock] look at gateway entries and router configs. Someone is not forwarding icmp packets. Which brings me to the last but not least item to check - firewall software installed on the server. Make sure icmp [which is what ping uses] isn't blocked.
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