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No Internet service after restarting the network service?

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Ace69

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I have Clark Connect for a gateway running Red Hat 7 with 1 client PC hooked to the gateway. Whenever I am having some network troubles, the first step that I take is restarting the network service which included eth0 and eth1. I go to /etc/rc.d/init.d and restart the network service by typing ./network restart. It apparently restarts OK, but when it comes back up, the client PC does not route past the gateway. I have noticed when it is shutting down, it says "Disabling IPv4 packet forwarding", but does not show that it enabled it back. I THINK that this may be the problem. To get things back online, I have to reboot the gateway. Does anyone know what would cause this?

Edit: Whenever the network service comes back up, I can ping out from the gateway and also ping the client. The client can also ping the gateway, but not get past it.
 
Sounds about right. Figure out how to turn on packet forwarding in linux (Search the startup scripts) and run that script too.
 


<< Sounds about right. Figure out how to turn on packet forwarding in linux (Search the startup scripts) and run that script too. >>


I knew that, I just figured I could save some time if someone knew where it was. 😀 I will begin searching.
 
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