Shaw, Marco wrote:
The problem seems to be that ALL machines behind one of this person's
NATs (he controls three) cannot access my web server. I am at
a loss as
to why. [I hesitate to suggest that he compare all three NATs
to see how
this one is different, but that is all I can think of.]
BTW, none of those machines behind that NAT can run traceroute, as he
doesn't allow traceroute through his NAT. The traceroute he
sent to me
was run from his DMZ: not exactly helpful.
The NAT runs on what OS? Should be able to see whether stuff
is making it through.
I don't know what OS he is running. I'll ask.
Here is a question I asked, and his answer:
>>Are there any machines behind that global NAT that CAN access our web
>>server?
No. All the request pass through our Firewall and time out.
>>
I will ask him if he can do a tcpdump and find out exactly what is going
on.
It's quite possible that the common IP address on the NAT having
problems is conflicting with another IP/subnet on its way to the
web server.
I will pass that along.
Marco
Thanks for your help.
Bill
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