Multiple NIC, ping failure

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Multiple NIC, ping failure

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Hi there,

strange issue. I have tested new (2) servers that comes with 2 NIC, running Windows Server 2016. Details as below..

#Server1

NIC1: 172.16.101.12 (vlan 101) - I dont define gateway

NIC2: 172.16.102.12 (vlan 102) - I dont define gateway

#Server2

NIC1: 172.16.101.13 (vlan 101) - I dont define gateway

NIC2: 172.16.102.13 (vlan 102) - I dont define gateway

Those NICs connected to switches and on different Vlan (as stated). Without setting the vlan on the NIC properties, the ping works well. The problem start when I set the vlan on the NIC properties. Ping to subnet 101 works perfectly but if I ping subnet 102, I got destination unreachable.

Is this something to do at gateway? or it is something to do at vlan tagging? The switch port is in Trunk Mode. Kindly help me with this puzzle..

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Hi Halezan,

The network issue you're experiencing with the servers might be caused by a network configuration. Since you're using a Windows Server 2016 machine, it would be best to post your concern on TechNet. The TechNet forum is a community composed of IT professionals that can provide an in-depth assistance to the complexity of your issue. Kindly post your concern in TechNet - Windows Server 2016 General forums.

Should you have other concerns about Microsoft services, feel free to post back.

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