
Troubleshooting a Network Layer Problem
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Figure 6-1. Comparing the Endstation and Router Configurations
The router uses the subnet mask to determine which traffic to route to each
segment. In Figure 6-1
, the router’s subnet mask must include the third octet if
other subnets in the 129.122 network connect to the router. In such
configurations, you typically configure Proxy ARP to run on the router’s
interface because the endstation does not know that it has to go through the
router to get to other subnets of the 129.122.0.0 network.
2.
Disable IP on the router’s interface, then try to ping the IP address of the
router again.
If the ping succeeds, a device with a duplicate IP address is on the segment.
3.
Enable IP on the router’s interface and try to ping other stations on the
segment that is reporting problems.
If the attempts to ping fail, verify that you configured the router with the
correct IP network, interface, and subnet addresses.
Host
Router
etwor
.
.
.
Interface 129.122.32.1
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
Network 129.122.0.0
Interface 129.122.32.66
Subnet mask 255.255.0.0
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