Problem seeing Netware and Linux through router

[pvr02]

I am working on a school project and I have it set up.  We have 2 lans that are connected by cisco routers.  On LAN 1 we have a windows 2000 server doing DHCP, DNS, and AD.  We also have a netware and linux box (used for file storage and web/ftp access respectively).  At LAN 1 we have no problems using any of these servers.  At LAN 2 we have another windows 2000 server (BDC).  It holds a replica of the AD from LAN 1 and it does DHCP and DNS as well for that location.  However, we are trying to let the computers from LAN 2 to connect to the servers at LAN 1.  We are able to ping the windows server but we are not able to ping the linux and novell servers.

IP addresses of LAN 1 = 200.100.50.1-254 - 255.255.255.0
200.100.50.1 is the IP address of the first router
IP addresses of LAN 2 = 200.100.60.1-254 - 255.255.255.0
200.100.60.1 is the IP address of the second router

They are connected by DCE/DTE cables and are configured correctly.  We have no acls in place and are running RIP.

Anyone have any ideas?

[pvr02]

UPDATE:

I tried removing the routers and using another computer (windows 2000 server) bridging the 2 nics inside.  Everything runs the exact same as the routers.  From LAN 2 I can ping LAN 1's windows server, but I still can't ping novell and linux.

[acemaverick1381]

How are you getting the IP for Linux? Are you just running DHCP on startup, running it after it has started up, or ifconfig? Also, you may want to try broadcasting your ping.

[pvr02]

Linux has a static IP.  I have 2-10 reserved for servers (they are all static).  I'm not sure how to broadcast the IP in linux, I haven't used it that much.

[acemaverick1381]

Just open up a bash shell or whatever shell you like, login as root to be sure and type:

ping -b iphere

[pvr02]

will i have to do this each time I start it up?

[acemaverick1381]

All ping -b does is ensure that yes in fact, the two comps are networked. If they are, you should have gotten a response. If you didn't, then we need to think of something else.

[pvr02]

I tried the command ping -b 200.100.60.2 (IP address of 2nd location server) and it said it was unreachable.  This is what I know so far.

I can ping everything (Windows, Linux, Netware) from LAN 1.
LAN 2 can ping the windows box from LAN 1 but that's it.
Linux and Netware can't ping the windows server in LAN 2, They can both ping the router that's closest to them.  They don't make it to the second router though.

Any Ideas?