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Go to SolutionSetup for client and firewall incorrect, backups unsuccessful
Running vers 7.4.2 on server and client. Firewall opened for 7937 and 7938 TCP and UDP bi-directional. Have requested network team to open 7939 and 7940 also per admin guide for 4 service ports. Daemon log for client:
40473 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp command ' savefs -s icbacka -c pedro -g Test -p -l full -R -v' for client pedro exited with return code 1.
32496 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp job (320805) host: pedro savepoint: pedro:All had ERROR indication(s) at completion.
Unable to render the following message: savegrp:Test * pedro:All See the file /nsr/tmp/sg/Test/sso.pedro.WYaayP for output of save command.
7340 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp pedro:probe failed.
7338 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp pedro:probe will retry 1 more time(s)
40473 06/05/09 03:40:31 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp command ' savefs -s icbacka -c pedro -g Test -p -l full -R -v' for client pedro exited with return code 1.
32496 06/05/09 03:40:31 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp job (320806) host: pedro savepoint: pedro:All had ERROR indication(s) at completion.
Unable to render the following message: savegrp:Test * pedro:All See the file /nsr/tmp/sg/Test/sso.pedro.XYaayP for output of save command.
7340 06/05/09 03:40:31 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp pedro:probe failed.
38718 06/05/09 03:43:03 0 0 2 1 681 0 icbacka nsrd icbacka:index:pedro saving to pool 'fsOneMon' (ICB739)
38714 06/05/09 03:43:04 0 0 2 1 681 0 icbacka nsrd icbacka:index:pedro done saving to pool 'fsOneMon' (ICB739)
Have tested telnet to and from client on ports 7937, and 7938.
Let me know what additional steps are needed to succeed in backing this client up.
40473 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp command ' savefs -s icbacka -c pedro -g Test -p -l full -R -v' for client pedro exited with return code 1.
32496 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp job (320805) host: pedro savepoint: pedro:All had ERROR indication(s) at completion.
Unable to render the following message: savegrp:Test * pedro:All See the file /nsr/tmp/sg/Test/sso.pedro.WYaayP for output of save command.
7340 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp pedro:probe failed.
7338 06/05/09 03:36:46 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp pedro:probe will retry 1 more time(s)
40473 06/05/09 03:40:31 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp command ' savefs -s icbacka -c pedro -g Test -p -l full -R -v' for client pedro exited with return code 1.
32496 06/05/09 03:40:31 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp job (320806) host: pedro savepoint: pedro:All had ERROR indication(s) at completion.
Unable to render the following message: savegrp:Test * pedro:All See the file /nsr/tmp/sg/Test/sso.pedro.XYaayP for output of save command.
7340 06/05/09 03:40:31 2 0 0 1 21184 0 icbacka savegrp pedro:probe failed.
38718 06/05/09 03:43:03 0 0 2 1 681 0 icbacka nsrd icbacka:index:pedro saving to pool 'fsOneMon' (ICB739)
38714 06/05/09 03:43:04 0 0 2 1 681 0 icbacka nsrd icbacka:index:pedro done saving to pool 'fsOneMon' (ICB739)
Have tested telnet to and from client on ports 7937, and 7938.
Let me know what additional steps are needed to succeed in backing this client up.
- Make sure the connection ports on both server and client are set to 0-0.
The ports you open on your firewall also depends on the number of ports on your backup server,
See this example:
A NetWorker server in the public LAN has the Service ports set to 7937-7960.
A client is in DMZ with the Service ports set to 7937-7940.
Client: 192.167.10.101 (behind Firewall)
NW server: 192.167.10.126 (in public LAN)
sudo code for connection of client in DMZ to NW server
TCP, Service, src 192.167.10.101, dest 192.167.10.126, ports 7937-7960, action accept
sudo code for connection of NW server to client in DMZ
TCP, Service, src 192.167.10.126, dest 192.167.10.101, ports 7937-7940, action accept
Regards¿
dgreggs1
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Posted June 10th, 2009 08:00
rpcinfo -p "Backup Server Name"
execute from yhe Backup Server the following command:
rpcinfo -p "client name"