12-10-2019 11:29 PM
Hi,
we have a palo alto connected to ISP managed router for lease line connectivity, wherein we have 2 public ip ranges
x.x.154.x and x.x.39.x
our side i create subinterface and added one ip 154.78 and 39.201, and on the ISP side they configured only 39.X and allowed IPs from both these ranges.
Now if i try ping to any ip from 39.X range am able to successfully, however if am doing this for 154.X range am not able to.
lilttle perplexed. Any help will be appreciated.
12-12-2019 02:56 PM
Hello,
Make sure you source them from the proper interface,the ping. Otherwise it will source from the management interface by default. Also check the logs to see why they are getting blocked/denied.
Regards,
04-07-2020 01:38 AM
Thank Guys
I had a word with my ISP provider and they said 154.X will not ping since they had only configure 39.X on their side.
12-11-2019 04:31 AM
You can add both IP ranges to the interface instead of creating a subinterface
12-11-2019 07:47 PM
Re: Yes i did that, my query is that why am i not able to ping 154.X range and only 39.X range is pinging?
12-12-2019 02:56 PM
Hello,
Make sure you source them from the proper interface,the ping. Otherwise it will source from the management interface by default. Also check the logs to see why they are getting blocked/denied.
Regards,
04-07-2020 01:38 AM
Thank Guys
I had a word with my ISP provider and they said 154.X will not ping since they had only configure 39.X on their side.
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