Chris Werner wrote :
>
> Q:
> A can ping B and X but not Y
> Y can ping X and B but not A
>
> *If* I enable ip proxy-arp A can ping Y and Y can ping A. :-)
>
Check subnet masks on A and Y. The fact that proxy ARP is needed probably
means that either or both doesn't recognize the other as being behind the
router.
You may also want to do a debug ip-<something> on your cisco.
HTH
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