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OBTW, Bruno,

Your router shows a serial interface on the "10" network. This leads me to believe or guess (at least) that your router is connected to a private wide area network (WAN).

Is that...

Thanks for doing a great job working to troubleshoot your own problem, Bruno.

Without a basic network diagram, it is hard for me to advise, since I cannot readily visualize what is going on.
...

That is not a good sign (cannot ping from intermediate router).

Let's trace the route, then (from the router to your ftp host):

traceroute 164.52.194.12

Anyway, back to the task at hand.... while logged into your router, you should try to ping your ftp server (the one you are trying to reach from your host):

ping 164.52.194.12

Can you ping it...

Also, just FYI on your Cisco OS version:

Table 1. End-of-Life Milestones and Dates for the Cisco IOS Software Release 15.1(1)T

Reference:

End-of-Sale and End-of-Life Announcement for the...

Sorry, on the interfaces, try:

show ip interface brief

or

show ip interface

You should find out what software that router is running and now many interfaces it has, etc.

Did you try:

show version

and

show ip interfaces brief

and maybe even

show ip route
...

My first thought is you have a routing problem and perhaps your netmask is set wrong. But I cannot be sure.

Are you sure your netmask for your subnetwork is correctly set to 0xffff0000? (This...

Great. OK.... let's check your subnetwork and routing.

Can you issue the this command on AIX?

route -n

or

route -vn

and also, for completeness:

ifconfig -a

Thanks.

Bruno,

You do not need to worry about port 20 (yet). That line of thinking is leading you off track (sorry Rudi) because you need to establish you have a working route (network connection)...

You should try pinging your own IP address first:

try this:

ping 172.16.80.80

and for fun

ping 127.0.0.1

and to be complete

ping localhost

and post back the results (each in...

Actually, I did not ask you for a polished, full blown, network diagram.

I asked you:



If you cannot take a piece of paper and a pencil (or your favorite drawing tool) and depict the network...

Looking at all those ports and hosts file is premature (and not helpful).

If you cannot ping, you have a networking issue where your routes are not setup correctly.

There is no need to posts...

To keep the forums high quality for all users, please take the time to format your posts correctly.

First of all, use Code Tags when you post any code or data samples so others can easily read...

You need to first try to ping from the host to the ftp server and see if you get a reply.

Did you do that, already?

However, according to your traceroute output, it it looks like you cannot...

Did you do a traceroute (or similar command in AIX) to your ftp server from the host you are having issues with?

Also, did you search the site first before asking this question?

I think this...