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Old Unix...
Hello...
We have a VPN host to host, we can see all the windows IP's of both LAN, except the Unix Servers. And from the Unix servers we can't see the IP of the other LAN. We install the TCP/IP but when we make a ping from the unix, appears the message that say that the server do not find the route to the host. In the LAN we can see the unix server, but we can't see from the other LAN of the VPN, and of course we can't do a TELNET access. How can we configure a Default Gateway at Unix or create a route for the other lan or VPN? Thanks for your help...! |
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