Hi all, I need help. I'm in a situation where I have a firewall with a connection to three networks. The LAN, remote network X and remote network Y. I connect to remote networks X and Y using two different routers and I'm able to reach both remote networks. I am however unable to reach the interface on the router connecting me to network Y. A ping to this interface returns *reply from A.B.C.D TTL expired in transit* A.B.C.D is a public IP address on the router connecting me to remote network Y
None of my settings on the firewall have changed. The only variable is the addition of a redundant connection on that router and BGP, where the newly introduced link has been made the primary link. Any ideas on where the issue could be? Regards -- Emmanuel C. Sekyewa +256 782 199 202
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