Now i am facing some different issue , in Linux i can able to take a back up and its working fine , But i am trying to take an windows client backup , In thet the status show running, but after afew seconds it is coming to idle , I have given Save sets to be all , But in the log it is showing that , Wrongly configures , I am new to windows configuration , can any one help me to configrue in the windows client .
Configuration system is same for Linux and Windows except that on the client you have a different software to install. What is the exact error you are getting? I would normally prefer to run save -s backupserver c:\ from the client to get the exact error and troubleshoot.
I've moved this thread from the Lite Users area to networker forum, thanks Hrvoje - I was unsure about what product this one would be. Julie Forums Admin
Getting an error like " Backup group contains no enabled clients , Enable one or more clients then restart the backup operations " . But i configured correctly , the same configuration works on linux . Kindly help me out .
What NW version are you using and what are the OS for the backup server and the client? If it is Linux server and windows client with pre-NW 7.3.4, you need clientpak license.
This error could also come if you have added the client in the group but not check marked on the scheduled option for the client in the group.
Please check. I would still recommend running save -s command from the client to help get a clearer error message.
As Julie suggested, mark Correct/Helpful to response that you get so that we know we were of any help to you.
Looks like you haven't enabled the "scheduled backup" check box in your client configuration. That's why you would get the message "Backup group contains no enabled clients ...." Check the "scheduled backup" check box for the client and retry your backup
The Networker Version is 7.4 and the error which i am getting while executing save -s command is IP address for he host could not determined through DNS .
Sounds like your server is not able to resolve that IP. Place it into local hosts table.
The next thing you should do is to make sure that your hosts file is updated with IP, hn & fqdn. On client, have the entry for the server. On server, have the entry for the client. Aliases filed in the client resource should have all three for the client and Server Network Interface field in the client resource should have either of these three.
Basically, you are not able to resolve the hostname. NW first checks on the hosts file and if the tnries are there, it should be able to resolve and backup else you need to get your network people involved and see what is going wrong on the DNS level.
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