-ray wrote:
>
> Assuming you can ping the server from your machine and vice-versa? Are
> you trying iptables yet? Try flushing all rules, make sure the default
> policies are ACCEPT, and that ip forwarding is turned on. The routing
> has to be working before we start messing with the firewall rules.
>
Right. At this point he should be able to ping from network A to network B and
vice-versa. Nothing should be blocked yet.
Make sure ipv4.forwarding is on in /etc/sysctl.conf too. perhaps paste in the
output of netstat -rn.
(All that said, it might be a better design to segregate at the switch with VLANs)
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