Thank you spremkumar, checked reverse route in Shenzhen router for 10.15.15.0/24 block and it is configured and I changed the subnet on the wan interface to a /30. Still no go :(.

Any help will be appreciated.

Hi MAnish,

Could you please paste the tracert command output from your source Network, that may help further.

Kind REgards,

Wilson Samuel

From Workstation

SanJose-> trace 192.168.73.1

Type escape sequence to escape

Send ICMP echos to 192.168.73.1, timeout is 2 seconds, maximum hops are 32

1 3ms 1ms 1ms 10.15.15.2

2 162ms 161ms 161ms 10.16.16.2 <-- Shezhen

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From Router in San Jose

1720#trace 192.168.73.1

Type escape sequence to abort.

Tracing the route to 192.168.73.1

1 10.16.16.2 184 msec 188 msec 184 msec

2 192.168.73.1 188 msec * 184 msec

Hi

I feel in your firewall at Shezhen you haven't allowed the access for the LAN segment from San Jose which might be blocking the trace/icmp requests originating from san jose.

What kinda firewall device you are using out over there in the Shezhen ?

regds

Hi Manish,

I understand that the there is reverse route for the subnets in the szenchen router.I would request you to pls perform 2 tests and send it across to us.

1. Create a loopback ip in the Sanjose router- ip address 10.15.15.3/32(windows syetm ip)

Now trace to the destination with this source.

2. Create a loopback of this same IP in schenzen router and ping to the 192.168.73.1, with that source.

Pls note you will be able to run trace from sanjose router any how as the source IP that the packet from Sanjose router will take in this case is the serial IP.

Pls also paste the config of the scenzen router.

Regards,