Message from Micrologix to Controllogix over Ethernet Help

Sorry I posted before I was finished.
I am trying to read a data table in a Micrologix over ethernet from a Controllogix.
I set up the table N11 in the Micrologix with 20 words.
I then set up a 20 integer read tag in the Controllogix (Micrologix_Rd_Data)
I can see both processors over RSLinx.
But the message never shows done and I am getting error 16#001f (see attached pics)
Do I need to do any programming in the Micrologix?
I am also going through a couple of fibre switches with IP's (see attached pic)
There is also a message to a PLC on the same ethernet card and that one is working fine.
Any ideas?

Are you trying to READ a data table FROM a ML, or WRITE to a data table IN a ML?
Let's remember we are "talking RA"!

Error code 0x0204 is an ordinary connection timeout; it means the target device didn't respond at all.

Although the CIP Path looks correct to me, try adding a "1, 0" at the end. It can't hurt.

I would connect a PC to the same switch as the ControlLogix and see if I could PING (or use the excellent TCPing utility to Port 44818) the MicroLogix 1400, or see if it shows up in a web browser from there.

If the problem were with data tables or source/destination files, the error code would be different.

It looks like the ML is not on the same subnet as the 1756-ENBT.
What is the IP address of the Logix bridge?

Thanks for the replies,

@dmargineau
IP addresses are on the Network1.bmp I attached

Clogix Enet card is 192.168.60.16
Mlogix is 192.168.60.152

I am just trying to read the N11 data table in the Mlogix

@Ken
if you look at the Network1.bmp I can plug the computer into the Cisco switch and see both processors over RSLinx
I will add the 1,0 and try to ping

Thanks so much

In my browser Network1.bmp doesn't show the ENBT address, however, it states that the bridge resides in Slot 1 of the Logix chassis (and it is on the same logic subnet as the ML).
If this is the case I would try the following comms path:
"1,1, 192.168.60.152" (go to backplane, go to Slot1, go to 192.168.60.152)

or:

"1, 192.168.60.16, 192.168.60.152"

Wow found the problem....
If you look closely at the comms1.bmp
I had 192.163..... not 168

10 years I have been doing PLC programming and this had me stumped.

Thanks for the help

BTW... Having Ken Roach answer my thread is like my teenage daughter meeting Justin Beiber!

Beiber has better hair.

Thanks for posting the resolution and followup !