IP is not ICMP pingable. Please make sure ICMP is not blocked. If you are blocking ICMP, please allow 66.220.2.74 through your firewall.
So what are you asking us? You need to allow icmp through your firewall
That is what i m asking; how can i allow through firewall.
i m using win 7
pls help me out
Open the control panel and go to the firewall section..either disable or allow ICMP\
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-networking/how-to-enable-ping-response-in-windows-7/5aff5f8d-f138-4c9a-8646-5b3a99f1cae6
dear still not find the answer, i attached the exact error which i been facing.
pls help
What router are you using?
Your ISP might be blocking ICMP too
i don't know about ISP blocking the ip or not but still i ping ip the 66.220.2.74 successfully through my machine
Quote from: qamarali on October 24, 2011, 10:02:04 AM
i don't know about ISP blocking the ip or not but still i ping ip the 66.220.2.74 successfully through my machine
That isn't the issue...the issue is that HE needs to be able to ping you
guide me what can i do...
how would i know..that he is pinging me???
Quote from: qamarali on October 24, 2011, 10:27:47 AM
how would i know..that he is pinging me???
You'll need to explain what you're asking and answer questions without more questions if you need help.
For the IPv4 address that you mention, 139.190.31.105, I can ping it from the Internet. Are you still having troubles when you try to configure that as your tunnel endpoint?
What kind of router are you using between the Internet and your Windows system that you're trying to use with the tunnel? We need to know what that is to help you configure that properly.
its a wirless router...in pakistan its wi-tribe modem/router..
I can't ping that endpoint from here. Are you NAT'd behind the router? I would check the router first to ensure that it is allowing ICMP.
Quote from: jrocha on October 27, 2011, 05:35:54 PM
I can't ping that endpoint from here. Are you NAT'd behind the router? I would check the router first to ensure that it is allowing ICMP.
I can't ping it either any more - probably turned off or off the net for some other reason.
Hello everyone!
My problem is this, too. You have to know, that i'm living in a campus, we've got a WiFi router in our room. There is a big router on all floor of the building, from which net cables are connected to our (and other rooms') router (or directly to the PC/laptop).
Can you help me pls., what I have to do, to create a tunnel with tunnelbroker?
Br.,
Csaba
try to contact the isp, maybe it can solve the problem...