Mac OS Mojave can't ping Windows PC and XUbuntu
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I have the following situation and would appreciate any ideas on how to troubleshoot this issue.
All Machines are located in the same network.
- Win 10 > Mac (OS Mojave) ping timeouts
- XUbuntu > Mac Destination Host Unreachable
Mac > Win request request timeout.
Mac > XUbuntu request request timeout.
The following it's working fine,
- Mac > Router ping OK
- Win 10 > XUbuntu ping OK, ssh-ing to linux from win without problems.
- XUbuntu > Win10 ping OK
Mac Internet OK
I have tried to following configs/changes without sucess:
Win 10 :
- Disabled windows firewall.
- I can ping the linux machine.
I can't ping the mac
arp -a
1**.*.*.163 --- 0x10
Linux > 1**.*.*.124 mac address looks ok
Mac > 1**.*.*.151 mac address looks ok
Router > 1**.*.*.254 mac address looks ok
Mac :
- Disable firewall.
- Wireless connection. I don't have a way to use a cable by now.
- Enabled Remote Login, Remote Management, File Sharing.
Ping from Recovery mode terminal.
arp -a
1**.*.*.124 at mac address OK < Linux
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Router
Linux :
Disable firewall.
** Notice here the mac address is incomplete, all machines have been assigned an IP dynamically and connected via wireless **
arp -a
1**.*.*.151 at **<incomplete>** on ** < Mac
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Gateway
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
networking windows-10 mac ping xubuntu
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
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I have the following situation and would appreciate any ideas on how to troubleshoot this issue.
All Machines are located in the same network.
- Win 10 > Mac (OS Mojave) ping timeouts
- XUbuntu > Mac Destination Host Unreachable
Mac > Win request request timeout.
Mac > XUbuntu request request timeout.
The following it's working fine,
- Mac > Router ping OK
- Win 10 > XUbuntu ping OK, ssh-ing to linux from win without problems.
- XUbuntu > Win10 ping OK
Mac Internet OK
I have tried to following configs/changes without sucess:
Win 10 :
- Disabled windows firewall.
- I can ping the linux machine.
I can't ping the mac
arp -a
1**.*.*.163 --- 0x10
Linux > 1**.*.*.124 mac address looks ok
Mac > 1**.*.*.151 mac address looks ok
Router > 1**.*.*.254 mac address looks ok
Mac :
- Disable firewall.
- Wireless connection. I don't have a way to use a cable by now.
- Enabled Remote Login, Remote Management, File Sharing.
Ping from Recovery mode terminal.
arp -a
1**.*.*.124 at mac address OK < Linux
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Router
Linux :
Disable firewall.
** Notice here the mac address is incomplete, all machines have been assigned an IP dynamically and connected via wireless **
arp -a
1**.*.*.151 at **<incomplete>** on ** < Mac
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Gateway
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
networking windows-10 mac ping xubuntu
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
abestradabestrad
1012
Is your AP simultaneous dual-band, or do you have multiple APs? If so, does the problem happen when all 3 machines are on the same band of the same AP? If you are using WPA2/WPA "mixed mode", does the problem go away if you switch to WPA2 only (AES-CCMP only, no TKIP)?
– Spiff
Mar 4 at 16:50
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I have the following situation and would appreciate any ideas on how to troubleshoot this issue.
All Machines are located in the same network.
- Win 10 > Mac (OS Mojave) ping timeouts
- XUbuntu > Mac Destination Host Unreachable
Mac > Win request request timeout.
Mac > XUbuntu request request timeout.
The following it's working fine,
- Mac > Router ping OK
- Win 10 > XUbuntu ping OK, ssh-ing to linux from win without problems.
- XUbuntu > Win10 ping OK
Mac Internet OK
I have tried to following configs/changes without sucess:
Win 10 :
- Disabled windows firewall.
- I can ping the linux machine.
I can't ping the mac
arp -a
1**.*.*.163 --- 0x10
Linux > 1**.*.*.124 mac address looks ok
Mac > 1**.*.*.151 mac address looks ok
Router > 1**.*.*.254 mac address looks ok
Mac :
- Disable firewall.
- Wireless connection. I don't have a way to use a cable by now.
- Enabled Remote Login, Remote Management, File Sharing.
Ping from Recovery mode terminal.
arp -a
1**.*.*.124 at mac address OK < Linux
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Router
Linux :
Disable firewall.
** Notice here the mac address is incomplete, all machines have been assigned an IP dynamically and connected via wireless **
arp -a
1**.*.*.151 at **<incomplete>** on ** < Mac
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Gateway
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
networking windows-10 mac ping xubuntu
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
abestradabestrad
1012
I have the following situation and would appreciate any ideas on how to troubleshoot this issue.
All Machines are located in the same network.
- Win 10 > Mac (OS Mojave) ping timeouts
- XUbuntu > Mac Destination Host Unreachable
Mac > Win request request timeout.
Mac > XUbuntu request request timeout.
The following it's working fine,
- Mac > Router ping OK
- Win 10 > XUbuntu ping OK, ssh-ing to linux from win without problems.
- XUbuntu > Win10 ping OK
Mac Internet OK
I have tried to following configs/changes without sucess:
Win 10 :
- Disabled windows firewall.
- I can ping the linux machine.
I can't ping the mac
arp -a
1**.*.*.163 --- 0x10
Linux > 1**.*.*.124 mac address looks ok
Mac > 1**.*.*.151 mac address looks ok
Router > 1**.*.*.254 mac address looks ok
Mac :
- Disable firewall.
- Wireless connection. I don't have a way to use a cable by now.
- Enabled Remote Login, Remote Management, File Sharing.
Ping from Recovery mode terminal.
arp -a
1**.*.*.124 at mac address OK < Linux
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Router
Linux :
Disable firewall.
** Notice here the mac address is incomplete, all machines have been assigned an IP dynamically and connected via wireless **
arp -a
1**.*.*.151 at **<incomplete>** on ** < Mac
1**.*.*.254 at mac address OK < Gateway
1**.*.*.163 at mac address OK < Win 10
networking windows-10 mac ping xubuntu
networking windows-10 mac ping xubuntu
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
abestradabestrad
1012
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
abestradabestrad
1012
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
abestradabestrad
1012
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
abestradabestrad
1012
asked Mar 4 at 10:11
abestradabestrad
1012
1012
Is your AP simultaneous dual-band, or do you have multiple APs? If so, does the problem happen when all 3 machines are on the same band of the same AP? If you are using WPA2/WPA "mixed mode", does the problem go away if you switch to WPA2 only (AES-CCMP only, no TKIP)?
– Spiff
Mar 4 at 16:50
add a comment |
Is your AP simultaneous dual-band, or do you have multiple APs? If so, does the problem happen when all 3 machines are on the same band of the same AP? If you are using WPA2/WPA "mixed mode", does the problem go away if you switch to WPA2 only (AES-CCMP only, no TKIP)?
– Spiff
Mar 4 at 16:50
Is your AP simultaneous dual-band, or do you have multiple APs? If so, does the problem happen when all 3 machines are on the same band of the same AP? If you are using WPA2/WPA "mixed mode", does the problem go away if you switch to WPA2 only (AES-CCMP only, no TKIP)?
– Spiff
Mar 4 at 16:50
Is your AP simultaneous dual-band, or do you have multiple APs? If so, does the problem happen when all 3 machines are on the same band of the same AP? If you are using WPA2/WPA "mixed mode", does the problem go away if you switch to WPA2 only (AES-CCMP only, no TKIP)?
– Spiff
Mar 4 at 16:50
add a comment |
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Is your AP simultaneous dual-band, or do you have multiple APs? If so, does the problem happen when all 3 machines are on the same band of the same AP? If you are using WPA2/WPA "mixed mode", does the problem go away if you switch to WPA2 only (AES-CCMP only, no TKIP)?
– Spiff
Mar 4 at 16:50