Empty Routing Table + ......

Mar 10 04 8:18 am

Hi, I don´t know how this happens, but it does.

I installed WinGate 5.2.3 (upgraded a older version) and now my routing table is empty! Even the adapters are´n shown when doing a "route print". Running XP SP1a .....

Damn this ist pretty messy ... especially for a proxy ....

Any hint how to get TCP/IP back to work?

Thanks a lot

Greetings

Lars

Mar 10 04 8:51 am

Hi Lars

Do you have your Network cards still configured correctly?
Ip address etc.
If you do a Route print from the command line and the NICs approriate IP entries arent listed this seems like your actual Network cards are somewhat hosed.
Can you access the rest of the LAN?
Does GateKeeper give you any messages about services not being bound?
Have you checked if there are any Interfaces listed in WinGate (in advanced options or the bindings tab of a WinGate Service?

Sorry for asking these obvious questions it will just help to isolate your problem a little better.

Let us know

Erwin

Mar 11 04 10:05 pm

erwin wrote:Hi Lars

Do you have your Network cards still configured correctly?
Ip address etc.
If you do a Route print from the command line and the NICs approriate IP entries arent listed this seems like your actual Network cards are somewhat hosed.
Can you access the rest of the LAN?
Does GateKeeper give you any messages about services not being bound?
Have you checked if there are any Interfaces listed in WinGate (in advanced options or the bindings tab of a WinGate Service?

Sorry for asking these obvious questions it will just help to isolate your problem a little better.

Let us know

Erwin

This pretty much sounds exactly like the problem I (and some other users) have (look at my post "Wingate 5.2.2 Gateway problem"). If you unload and disable the ENS driver (see under Extended Networking) your network should be visible again and hopefully soon the Qbik people have found a solution for this ...

Brgds
Oliver

Mar 12 04 5:23 am

erwin wrote:Do you have your Network cards still configured correctly?
Ip address etc.

Yes ..... it is.

erwin wrote:If you do a Route print from the command line and the NICs approriate IP entries arent listed this seems like your actual Network cards are somewhat hosed.

no .. they seem to be hosted nowhere. They are even not displayed!

erwin wrote:Can you access the rest of the LAN?

no ... no traffic in any way.

erwin wrote:Does GateKeeper give you any messages about services not being bound?
Have you checked if there are any Interfaces listed in WinGate (in advanced options or the bindings tab of a WinGate Service?

well ... no error or system message.
But binding tab shows the same as the routing table. Just a 127.0.0.1 routed and nothing else.

erwin wrote:Sorry for asking these obvious questions it will just help to isolate your problem a little better.

No prob. Gotta check that ENS driver thing out now. Hopefully it helps!

CU

Lars

Mar 23 04 8:40 pm

well ... deinstalling ENS did the trick. But that´s not what I want.
Any chance this to be fixed in the next release ;)

Mar 23 04 8:53 pm

Hi, Lars
What network cards are installed on your machine? Any other firewall products or specific network drivers?

Mar 24 04 5:00 am

Machine has a Intel Pro100VE onboard and a 3Com Etherlink Server 10/100 PCI (3C980-TXM).
Installed is Visnetic Firewall (which works fine with WinGate right now.)
But that problem also occures without having the Firewall active or even installed.
As described ... routing table only shows localhost routing.

And when looking around ... I´m not the only one that has that problem.