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From: svdleer on 9 Mar 2006 13:40
yes

I pong from my computer to de ads2 wan IP

340585: Mar 9 19:31:55.028 CET: ICMP: echo reply sent, src <adsl2 wan
ip>, dst <my ip adress
340586: Mar 9 19:31:56.008 CET: ICMP: echo reply sent, src <adsl2 wan
ip>, dst <my ip adress>
340587: Mar 9 19:31:57.047 CET: ICMP: echo reply sent, src <adsl2 wan
IP>, dst <my ip adress>

But no reply on my side.

It seems like, when i trace from the router, the default route is over
the other dsl line
S* 0.0.0.0/0 is directly connected, Dialer0

From: svdleer on 9 Mar 2006 13:42
I allready was able to ping 83.160.32.1 (the gateway of dsl provider)

But i'm still nog able to ping the second adsl wan IP adress

From: Merv on 9 Mar 2006 14:53

The default route is over the other adsl line since that is what is
connfigured on your router


What result does extended ping give you for the?

ping ip 83.160.32.1 source <ADSL2 WAN IP address>

From: svdleer on 9 Mar 2006 15:59

Merv wrote:
> The default route is over the other adsl line since that is what is
> connfigured on your router

True, but that means return traffic ment for the 2nd adsl interface is
beeing routed over the 1st adsl interface

> What result does extended ping give you for the?
>
> ping ip 83.160.32.1 source <ADSL2 WAN IP address>

Thats working. Traceroute isn't

From: Merv on 10 Mar 2006 03:23
> > What result does extended ping give you for the?
> >
> > ping ip 83.160.32.1 source <ADSL2 WAN IP address>
>
> Thats working. Traceroute isn't

Try extended traceroute

#trace
Protocol [ip]: ip
Target IP address: 83.160.32.1
Source address: 83.160.32.117

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