Hello everyone,
Due to running out of addresses in the old subnet allocated for the server farm, I have created a new subnet in the same VLAN and placed it on the same port as the old subnet.
I am encountering an issue where I can't ping or connect from subnet A to subnet B and vice versa.
When I run a tracert from a server in the old subnet A to a server in the new subnet B, the packets are going out to the internet via the WAN interface.
Please help me . Thank you very much !
1 Solution
@xshkurti Thank you for your information,
I have found a solution to resolve this issue.
In my static routing, there is a static route that directs all traffic to an external IP address to allow internal ranges to access the internet.
Therefore, when pinging from subnet A to subnet B, it will automatically follow this static route, and the reverse is also true.
I have created a Policy Route for my server farm subnets to not go outside and have set up a Firewall policy to allow all traffic from these subnets
@xshkurti Thank you for your information,
I have found a solution to resolve this issue.
In my static routing, there is a static route that directs all traffic to an external IP address to allow internal ranges to access the internet.
Therefore, when pinging from subnet A to subnet B, it will automatically follow this static route, and the reverse is also true.
I have created a Policy Route for my server farm subnets to not go outside and have set up a Firewall policy to allow all traffic from these subnets
