Hey everyone.
A friend of mine asked me something and I couldn't help him.
He has two internet connections (1 ADSL and 1 cable) connected to a TP-Link dual WAN router. On that he has a PC, a NAS, a printer and another router (let's call it router X).
The computers connected to the router X, when using the tracert command, always receive a timeout message, but are able to reach the destination.
The inclued image helps to explain. It's in portuguese, but you will understand the situation.
I couldn't find the reason why its acting like that.
Can anyone explain to me?
Thanx.
A friend of mine asked me something and I couldn't help him.
He has two internet connections (1 ADSL and 1 cable) connected to a TP-Link dual WAN router. On that he has a PC, a NAS, a printer and another router (let's call it router X).
The computers connected to the router X, when using the tracert command, always receive a timeout message, but are able to reach the destination.
The inclued image helps to explain. It's in portuguese, but you will understand the situation.
I couldn't find the reason why its acting like that.
Can anyone explain to me?
Thanx.