Norman Zhang <> wrote in message news:<xziSc.1284$fz2.162@edtnps89>...
> > The 3550 is a layer 3 switch, which means it does route - all you need is to
> > make sure ip routing is turned on, and you apparently have. I suspect that
> > your traffic is getting to the destination, but the return traffic is not
> > making it to you. Which would mean that you don't have the correct route on
> > the 192.168.11.1 back to 192.168.99.1. Or, perhaps, there is an access-list
> > getting in the way. But, I'd try a tracert both ways as a first step. A
> > sniffer at different points in the network would help too.
>
> Thanks Jim. You are correct, echo reply is dropped by 192.168.11.1. I
> have fixed the problem by adding a static route to 192.168.11.5.
>
> Regards,
> Norman
Norman,
Sorry to state the obvious (and tell me to sod off if I am insulting
your intelligence), but the devices on the two VLANs will have
different default gateways and it was just that you only made mention
of the one def g/w 192.168.11.1 in your original question.
The devices on 192.168.11.0 network will have the 192.168.11.1 router
as the def g/w and devices on the 192.168.99.0 network will have
192.168.99.1 as the def g/w. I hope I have got the router addresses
right - I was having trouble deciphering your diagram as is not
formatted properly on the view I have of it.
What was the exact static route that you added? I was also having
trouble working out how that route solved the problem.
Pete
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