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Servers can't ping each other?

I bought another server from SoYouStart so I can host a database on it. For some reason the two servers cannot communicate with each other and always timeout whenever I try to send a database request to each of them or ping from one server to the other, but when I ping from my own PC to both of the servers it works fine. I sent in a ticket and still awaiting a response, I just wanted to know if others had these issues and how they solved them?

Thanks a bunch.

Comments

  • Try a traceroute to see where it ends?

  • MikeAMikeA Member, Patron Provider

    Main IP of system or a failover IP that isn't working?

  • TheRealMakanTheRealMakan Member
    edited September 2017

    @Ishaq

    SERVER A -> SERVER B

    raceroute to SERVER B (SERVER B), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 192.99.35.252 (192.99.35.252) 2.842 ms 2.865 ms 2.905 ms 2 10.34.64.76 (10.34.64.76) 0.151 ms 0.185 ms 0.187 ms 3 10.74.8.12 (10.74.8.12) 0.156 ms 0.162 ms 10.74.8.14 (10.74.8.14) 0.151 ms 4 * * * repeat until 30.

    SERVER B -> SERVER A

    traceroute to SERVER A (SERVER A), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 * * * repeat until 30.

    The second one is a complete timeout correct? I don't know why they differ.

  • @MikeA said:
    Main IP of system or a failover IP that isn't working?

    Both main IPs.

  • Have you messed around with your routing table?

    IPs starting with 10 are reserved private IPs.

    Thanked by 1Falzo
  • @Ishaq said:
    Have you messed around with your routing table?

    IPs starting with 10 are reserved private IPs.

    Nope, haven't touched a single thing. Pinging Google shows this:

    traceroute to google.com (216.58.217.110), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
     1  192.99.35.252 (192.99.35.252)  0.886 ms  0.993 ms  1.108 ms
     2  10.34.64.72 (10.34.64.72)  0.156 ms 10.34.64.76 (10.34.64.76)  0.167 ms  0.172 ms
     3  10.74.8.10 (10.74.8.10)  0.161 ms 10.74.8.12 (10.74.8.12)  0.177 ms 10.74.8.10 (10.74.8.10)  0.160 ms
     4  10.95.81.10 (10.95.81.10)  1.055 ms  1.887 ms *
     5  be100-1319.nwk-1-a9.nj.us (198.27.73.205)  8.958 ms  8.996 ms  9.038 ms
     6  be100-1007.ash-5-a9.va.us (198.27.73.219)  14.406 ms be100-1039.ash-5-a9.va.us (198.27.73.203)  14.126 ms be100-1007.ash-5-a9.va.us (198.27.73.219)  14.688 ms
     7  * * *
     8  108.170.246.65 (108.170.246.65)  14.277 ms  14.330 ms 108.170.246.33 (108.170.246.33)  14.366 ms
     9  72.14.233.21 (72.14.233.21)  14.338 ms 66.249.95.21 (66.249.95.21)  14.362 ms 72.14.233.21 (72.14.233.21)  14.348 ms
    10  iad23s42-in-f110.1e100.net (216.58.217.110)  14.674 ms  14.779 ms  14.654 ms
    
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