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3/6/12 3:58 PM
Hi,
 
I have sre900 installed on 3945e router,with sre-v 2.0.it was working fine,but when i changed the configuartion then esxi 5.0 is not able to ping default-gateway.
 
int gi0/1
ip add 10.65.157.175 255.255.254.0
 
int sm 1/0
ip unnumbered gi 0/1
service-module ip address 10.65.157.176 255.255.254.0
service module ip default gateway 10.65.157.175
 
int sm 1/1
switchport mode trunk
 
ip route 10.65.157.176 255.255.254.0 sm 1/0
 
Regards
Kshitij
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RE: New Message from Kshitij Purwar in Service Ready Engine Virtualization
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3/6/12 5:27 PM as a reply to Kshitij Purwar.
Can you change the ip route to be



ip route 10.65.157.176 255.255.255 sm 1/0





Thanks



Anurag Gurtu, CISSP
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RE: Not able to ping default gateway
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3/6/12 5:53 PM as a reply to Anurag Gurtu.
Did it,
but not able to ping.
when i test management network connectivity from esx console,it canot ping its default gateway.
Please help....

Regards
Kshitij
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RE: New Message from Kshitij Purwar in Service Ready Engine Virtualization
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3/6/12 8:38 PM as a reply to Kshitij Purwar.
Can you try reloading ESXi. Did you make any change from DCUI?



Thanks



Anurag Gurtu, CISSP
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