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I have an issue with CentOS route... maybe someone can help me to figure it out, how to simple configure route... I have an dedicated ip adress e.g. 13.97.82.85 my netmask is 255.255.255.192 and gw is 13.97.82.65 all I want to do to connect to the internet... Now I have route like this:

Destination             Gateway       Genmask          Flags   Metric   Ref    Use   Iface
13.97.82.64             *             255.255.255.192  U       0        0        0   seth0
default                 13.97.82.65   0.0.0.0          UG      0        0        0   seth0

I can't understand from where comes 13.97.82.64 IP adress? in network configuration files (ifcfg...) everything seems correct, also I set NOZEROCONF=yes.

With DNS everything seems correct, I can resolve address, but I can't ping...

Maybe, someone could help me?

user9517
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Brian
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    13.97.82.64 is the start of your subnet that you reside in - in case, a /26 subnet. Can you at least ping the gateway? – Rilindo Oct 06 '11 at 17:53
  • Thanks for answering me. I can't ping my default gateway. Maybe other suggestions? Thanks in advance. – Brian Oct 06 '11 at 20:17
  • If you can`t ping the gateway it propably is no gateway. Where did you get the gateway-address from? – Nils Oct 06 '11 at 20:49
  • from my data center, on other servers working without any issue... Thank You. – Brian Oct 06 '11 at 20:54
  • ups... I forgot to swich off firewall, no it's ok. I can ping default gateway. Thanks! – Brian Oct 06 '11 at 21:02

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According to your config 

Network:   13.97.82.64/26
HostMin:   13.97.82.65
HostMax:   13.97.82.126
Broadcast: 13.97.82.127
Hosts/Net: 62

13.97.82.64 is network address for /26 net. Route table always contain route to base net

I can resolve address, but I can't ping...

If DNS-resolver placed inside your /26 net - your packets for resolving doesn't leave it. For ICMP-pings situation differ - pACKETS must go after default-gw. Possible troubles

  • icmp echo-reply disabled on gw (traceroute some-kbown-exrertal-ip for test)
  • IP-forward disabled on GW (traceroute again)
  • smth. more, have to think
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  • Thank you for answering me. I will try to call to my data center, maybe they add some restrictions or smth to this server. Thank you! – Brian Oct 06 '11 at 23:37