Remote Desktop thru ABC-F tunnel

letacla.alcatel · Post by **letacla.alcatel** » 31 Oct 2010 04:43

Hi,

Is ther any way to route the Ehernet connectivity B/W 2 nodes, thru ABC-F Tunnel.

I have two nodes connected by ABC-F TG, I have PC for maintenance for bothe end.I would like ping the PC both side, for Remote Desktop.

To have voicemail maintenance from another end..

Pls......

Thanx
Alcatel fan

swinstation · Post by **swinstation** » 02 Nov 2010 01:40

good idea but I think it is not possible,any experience?

Post by **vad** » 02 Nov 2010 02:10

Why not possible? F.e. node 1 and 2 (netw 0), tunnel addresses - 172.30.253.1 and 2. F.e. PC1 10.253.1.10 (mask 255.255.255.0), PCX1 10.253.1.1.
PC2 10.253.2.10, PCX2 10.253.2.1
If you want to manage PBX2 from PC1.
Manage GW (PC1) 10.253.1.1 - use PCX1 like gateway.
Manage PCX2 (netadmin -m) - static route for host 10.253.1.10 (PC1) use GW 172.30.253.1 (tunnel from PCX1).
Now you can ping 172.30.253.2 (PCX2) from PC1.

If you want to ping PC2 from PC1 - manage PCX1 (netadmin -m) - static route - host 10.253.2.10 (PC2) via GW (172.30.253.2 - tunnel PCX2).
And GW for PC2 - 10.253.2.1

haroun · Post by **haroun** » 02 Nov 2010 04:43

i love IP/X25
If lan down i can always manage network over ip/x25

Post by **vad** » 02 Nov 2010 05:06

But in first post not clear - we say about ABC-F "LINK" (and tunnel) between nodes or ABC-F "TRUNK GROUP" between networks.

swinstation · Post by **swinstation** » 02 Nov 2010 05:11

dear vad
is it possible to explain the 3rd post with more details again?please -I have 2 site and they have own pc and ABCF and tunel working fine,now can you tell me again about connecting computers together?
node1:172.30.253.1 real IP:217.219.43.1 pc:217.219.43.10
node2:172.30.253.2 real IP:192.168.1.10 pc:192.168.1.30

swinstation · Post by **swinstation** » 02 Nov 2010 05:12

dear vad
is it possible to explain the 3rd post with more details again?please -I have 2 site and they have own pc and ABCF and tunel working fine,now can you tell me again about connecting computers together? for example:
node1:172.30.253.1 real IP:217.219.43.1 pc:217.219.43.10
node2:172.30.253.2 real IP:192.168.1.10 pc:192.168.1.30

Post by **vad** » 02 Nov 2010 05:33

site 1
pc 217.219.43.10 GW 217.219.43.1
PCX - static route for host 192.168.1.30 GW 172.30.253.2

site 2
pc 192.168.1.30 GW 192.168.1.10
PCX - static route for host 217.219.43.10 GW 172.30.253.1

swinstation · Post by **swinstation** » 02 Nov 2010 05:56

thanks alot

letacla.alcatel · Post by **letacla.alcatel** » 03 Nov 2010 03:52

Dear All,

Its ABC-F link only, not through the ABC-F trunk..!!!

I have succeeded for this issue, but it’s very slowing also manageable..!!! Thanks to VAD...!!

Follow the steps...

IP details:
Node 1 - OXE: 10.253.1.3, Tunnel: 172.30.253.1, PC1: 10.253.1.10
Node 2 – OXE: 10.253.2.3, Tunnel: 172.30.253.3, PC2: 10.253.2.10
On OXE Node 1: PCX static route managed as a host 10.253.2.3(which is node2 Role Address) GW: 172.30.253.1
On OXE Node 2: PCX static route managed as a host 10.253.1.3(which is node1 Role Address) GW: 172.30.253.2
On PC1: route ADD 10.253.2.3 10.253.1.3 (Node 2 OXE IP, GW: Node 1 OXE IP)
On PC2: route ADD 10.253.1.3 10.253.2.3 (Node 2 OXE IP, GW: Node 1 OXE IP)
After these configurations we can able reach (telnet) from the PC1 to Node2 and PC2 to Node 1
If PC1 to PC2 ping (Remote Session)
On PC1: route ADD 10.253.2.10 10.253.1.3
On PC2: route ADD 10.253.1.10 10.253.2.3

Thanx
Alcatel fan