IP Routing

This is what my two routers look like, I can not seem to ping 179.21.185.1 from router 2 and can not ping 179.21.186.1 from router 1. Can any one show me what I need to have in both routing tables for these two to talk to each other? Thanks

Router1:
Int:Gigabit1/0/0
IP Address:192.168.100.1/24
Int:Gigabit:5/0/0
IP Address:179.21.185.1/24

Router2:
Int:Gigabit1/0/0
IP Address:192.168.100.2/24
Int:Gigabit:5/0/0
IP Address:179.21.186.1/24

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Comments

dynamik

Try posting this in the appropriate forum and detail what type of equipment you have and how you have them connected.

Netstudent

They are in 2 different subnets buddy. change the ip's to 179.21.185.1/24 179.21.185.2 /24

mikej412

jthomas129 wrote:

Can any one show me what I need to have in both routing tables for these two to talk to each other?

On router 2 you'd want a route to 179.21.185.0/24 with a next hop of 192.168.100.1
On router 1 you'd want a route to 179.21.186.0/24 with a next hop of 192.168.100.2

You can do it by running a routing protocol or creating static routes.

You could also create default routes on each router pointing to the other router -- but that could make life very interesting if you decided to add to this network in the future.

cdad2000

There could be a few things you may wanna check JT. Maybe the interfaces are shutdown, could be bad cables, maybe you need to assign a routing protocol, or an encapsulation if your going through the WAN. Anyways, double check your config, interfaces,and routing tables. You'll get it.

Netstudent

ya I totally misunderstood that one..haha oops

mybad

I was assuming they were back to back.