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We have two hosts in same vlan with same route rules.

One of them is not able to connect to an outside IP while in another I get "failed: Connection timed out" while testing the connectivity through netcat.

I have tried mtr /traceroute and it gives me the same results.

Is there a netcat command which telnets to a port and gives a verbose output with intermediate hops?

Or you can point me to an issue or triaging commands?

thanks.

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We have two hosts in same vlan with same route rules.

One of them is able to connect to an outside IP while in another I get "failed: Connection timed out" while testing the connectivity through netcat.

I have tried mtr /traceroute and it gives me the same results.

Is there a netcat command which telnets to a port and gives a verbose output with intermediate hops?

Or you can point me to an issue or triaging commands?

thanks.

are you sure both host are in the smae vlan ?
are you sure the traceroutes gove the same results ?
if the above is so then
-both systems can ping the same destinations
-both systems have a the same gateway or different gateways to the samehost
-both systems must have a DNS entires point to DNS Servers to enable routing
-and both server must have routes to enable proper routing

stay focussed on the basics to verify correct networking