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Originally Posted by MalHavoc
I realize. We know what the problem is (I posted it in my initial response). We've always dropped ICMP at the server level. The problem is with a router going into rapidsys itself. Not on the way in, actually, but on the way back out.
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That's fine. I think we understand that you have routing issues. It was just confusing when you brought up the issue about dropping ICMP at the server level when no one had pinged or tracerouted to them. I'm glad to hear that RC is now loadbalanced. It was something I wanted to see them do to improve performance rather than just buying 1 big server. I hope it is working out. I haven't used RC in months so I don't know how things are going.
I run a small network myself with dial-up modems as part of the network. When I lost my main HIGH SPEED route for a week, I had to reroute everything through a 33.6k connection and run IP Masquerade instead of Proxy Arp for my modem users. That was fun seeing multiple modem users, the webserver, the DNS server, and the mail server, all sharing a low speed 33.6kbps route.