CE 5.0 ping: transmit failed, error code 11010.

Question

_{Tuesday, January 22, 2013 7:18 AM}

Static IP assigned. I can ping "google.com". so, the network is ok, the DNS is ok. But I can't ping another PC. I got the message:

ping: transmit failed, error code 11010.

I used Microsoft Network Monitor to monitor the network trafic:

31 14:36:37 2013/1/22  7.6310813       192.168.0.171   192.168.0.170   ICMP    ICMP:Echo Request Message, From 192.168.0.171 To 192.168.0.170  {IPv4:9}
34  14:36:37 2013/1/22  7.6316752       192.168.0.170   192.168.0.171   ICMP    ICMP:Echo Reply Message, From 192.168.0.170 To 192.168.0.171    {IPv4:9}
52  14:36:39 2013/1/22  8.9771624       192.168.0.171   192.168.0.170   ICMP    ICMP:Echo Request Message, From 192.168.0.171 To 192.168.0.170  {IPv4:9}
53  14:36:39 2013/1/22  8.9773987       192.168.0.170   192.168.0.171   ICMP    ICMP:Echo Reply Message, From 192.168.0.170 To 192.168.0.171    {IPv4:9}

192.168.0.170 is the PC. 192.168.0.171 is CE 5.0 device.

All replies (10)

_{Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:41 AM ✅Answered}

OK. Can you try putting a switch in between the two systems??

I mean:  System 1 <-> Ethernet Switch <-> System 2.

_{Tuesday, January 22, 2013 7:26 AM}

Hi Percy,

This error code 11010 generally means "Error due to lack of resources." You can check this link . Somewhere I read that when there is no reply from the host, this error comes up. Even It had happened to me a few times when I pinged google.com while testing my wifi driver.

If you want to ping to other PC, you can first look into your IP address and other PC's (which you want to ping) IP addresses are on the same subnet. The IP address details and manually settings you can find in Control Panel.

Hope this helps

_{Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:00 AM}

Hi deepak_,

Thank you for the reply.

The CE device and the PC are in the same subnet connected with a hub. The ping to the PC always fails with no exception.

The IP addresses of them are 192.168.0.170 and 192.168.0.171. The mask is 255.255.255.0.

_{Tuesday, January 22, 2013 8:51 AM}

You mean use a switch instead of the hub?

_{Tuesday, January 22, 2013 9:03 AM}

Its a hub..

_{Wednesday, January 23, 2013 1:51 AM}

I changed to a switch, It works, The CE system can ping other PC now. But other PC cannot ping it.

_{Wednesday, January 23, 2013 5:03 AM | 1 vote}

Oh, that's good Percy...

Check for subnet masks and ip addresses in both the systems.

Check for Antivirus and Firewall settings on the other machine....once disable these two and then try...

_{Friday, March 25, 2016 3:08 AM}

Hi All,

  I am using the WinCe 6.0 device  to connect with the back end server.

When I trying to ping the server from the device  am getting transmit failed, error code 11010 .

If the any PC or other Device in same subnet 192.34.78.X to 192.34.78.Y - am able to ping from both the end,

If the server is other subnet 192.36.78.X  - I cant able to ping and getting error transmit failed, error code 11010".

It will be great if I get any helping hand to resolve this issue.

Thanks in advance.

_{Thursday, June 16, 2016 11:32 PM | 1 vote}

 I had the same problem. When deactivate the firewall, works fine.

Rogério Sobreira

Sobreira

_{Saturday, June 9, 2018 1:11 AM | 1 vote}

I run into the same problem, I believe I found the RC.

In my case, it only happens when then handheld is roaming from one AP to another AP with the same SSID but diffrent BSSID. The catch is that they have different gateway setting.

When the roaming happends, if the SSID is the same , the handhelds route table is not updated, the default gateway and routing path stays the same. You can check this in Start>Run [ cmd ] > route print.

The fix is simple, just rename the APs ensure every AP with different gateway, use a different SSID, ( though this may create management problme... ). So that when the handheld roaming from one to another, it can update route table correctly.