Windows 10: Having trouble adding a route from one subnet to another

Hello, Y'all!I'm trying to add a route, so that subnets, 192.168.1.0 can talk to 192.168.68.0, but I just don't remember how. I'm and old, fart, so please be as specific as you can:

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GPS on N8 - see route step by step

If by step by step, you mean a text listing of your route with turns listed, this is not available. This would be a useful feature and maybe you could contact the Nokia Beta Lab to ask if it can be added to a future version. It is however possible to
see a graphical display of your route.

 

Win11Pro is blocking outbound traffic to a specific subnet even with Firewall rule enabling.

Hello,

Based on our understanding of the issue, we recommend that you follow these steps to troubleshoot:

1.Ensure that the firewall rule on the Win11Pro machine explicitly allows ICMP (ping) traffic to the specific subnet. Sometimes, even if general traffic is allowed, ICMP might be blocked separately.

2.Check the routing table on the Win11Pro machine (`route print` in Command Prompt). Make sure there's a route to the problematic subnet through the IPSec tunnel interface and it has a lower metric than any other conflicting routes.

3.IPSec Policies:Check IPSec policies for possible filters that might be blocking the traffic to the specific subnet.

4.Some antivirus software or third-party security solutions may also have their own firewall rules that could be blocking the traffic. Temporarily disable them to test if they're causing the issue.

Regards,

Zunhui

 

Trouble saving voicemail number

To access my voicemail it is my phone number, a pause and 4 digit pin.



I did the following steps:

• Turned off default voicemail number
• Added a , (for pause) at end of my phone number
• Added the 4 digit pin

I get the following error message We're having trouble saving your voicemail number right now. Try again later.



Any suggestions on how to correct this?