Analysis for user can not get internet,but it can be pinging

No.9527 · Created Oct 27, 2018 08:12:00

According to the destination address, routes are classified into one of the following types:

Network segment route
The destination is a network segment. In this case, if the destination is an IPv4 address, the subnet mask is less than 32 bits, and if the destination is an IPv6 address, the prefix length is less than 128 bits.
Host route
The destination is a host. In this case, if the destination is an IPv4 address, the subnet mask is 32 bits, and if the destination is an IPv6 address, the prefix length is 128 bits.

This post was last edited by No.9527 at 2018-10-31 03:26.

Torrent · Created Oct 27, 2018 08:12:30

lol~ It is really a strange issue, users can ping but cannot go to internet. your steps to troubleshooting is a good example to us, maybe it will help us a lot when we meet this issue next time. do capture and do statistic on the device, finally, thanks for sharing us a good example.

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This post was last edited by Torrent at 2018-10-31 06:12.

yangyong · Created Oct 27, 2018 08:13:45

The application scenarios of the ping operation are as follows (the ping command is executed in any view):
Scenario 1: Check the local protocol stack. Run the ping command to check whether the local TCP/IP stack is normal.
For example: ping 127.0.0.1
Scenario 2: On an IP network, check whether the destination host is reachable.Run the ping command on the AR and configure the AR to send ICMP Echo Request packets to the remote device. If the AR can receive ICMP Echo Reply packets from the remote device, the route to the remote device is reachable.
For example: ping 10.1.1.2 //Check whether the host at 10.1.1.2 is reachable. This post was last edited by yangyong at 2018-10-31 07:01.

yjhd · Created Oct 27, 2018 08:14:16

good example to all of us. we meet this issue in daily work but I do not know how to deal with.But can you share the whole configuration to us？
I am very interested for this post, which is very helpful to our daily troubleshooting. I always have similar problems in my daily work, but I do not know how to deal with them. Now I have a clear idea. Thank you very much for your sharing. Hope you can update continue like this

Mark.hu · Created Oct 27, 2018 08:19:09

Analysis for user can not get internet, but it can be pinging this problem, the first step: Do ping test to PC in NE40E, 1442 length packet is ok, but 1443 length is fail. Ping to switch also has this problem.

Between switch and NE40E, there exist a L2 network, it means packet length exceed 1443 will drop in the L2 network. I don't understand very well, can you help me analyze it again?

This post was last edited by Mark.hu at 2018-10-30 07:07.

littlestone · Created Oct 27, 2018 08:19:46

route-policy filters routes and defines attributes for matching routes. A route-policy consists of multiple nodes. Each node contains multiple filter attributes and configurable attributes. Filter attributes define conditions against which packets are matched. Configurable attributes define attributes for matching routes. you can change the path through which network traffic passes. You can configure a route-policy to import or advertise routes of a specified protocol.

This post was last edited by littlestone at 2018-10-30 01:33.

faysalji · Created Oct 27, 2018 17:35:08

Thanks you, for sharing

faysalji · Created Oct 27, 2018 17:35:54

Such cases are very helpful

Mysterious.color · Created Oct 28, 2018 04:56:02

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