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Hi Roland, This is a small check list you can do following Hugh comment. Assume the client passwd matches the director's passwd. On backup server 1. do a status client=ClientName from bconsole, (send the result from that) 2. if 1 does not work, do a ping to Client IP 3. do a nmap -PO clientIP, you should see if the client port is available If not the there is an issue at your client 1. restart your bacula client 2. lsof -i:9102 You should get this. COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE NODE NAME bacula-fd 1796 root 3u IPv4 4357 TCP *:bacula-fd (LISTEN) 3. then do a status client=ClientName from director and tcpdump on your client 4. strace on your client for the bacula-client pid. Well, there should at least be a reason for client not connecting, Regards, Prashant Hugh Brown wrote: Roland Roberts wrote: |
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