RRAS failing to route

[covski]

Hi,

I've setup an RRAS DOD to connect to a remote router.

My router local IP 192.168.255.248
Remote router external IP 213.134.131.nnn
Remote router internal IP 192.168.1.nnn

DOD called VOIP is set to connect to 213.134.131.nnn

I've added a static route for the DOD as follows

Destination Mask Interface Gateway
192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 VOIP Greyed out

I then added a route to 192.168.1.nnn to a local client through the RRAS server. An extended ping brings up the DOD connection. The connection assigns a local address and is assigned an address from the remote router.

Once the connection is up the client can't ping the remote end, a tracert stops at the local RRAS server.

However from the RRAS server I can ping the far end fine.

Am I being a muppet/any ideas?

 

[allenEd]

What does a "route print" show from the command promt? I had a similar problem, and had to delete and re add routes.

 

[covski]

A route print shows nothing even close when the interface is not connected. Once connected it shows the necessary route tied to the assigned DHCP IP address for the interface.