On 2/20/2011 5:30 AM, Manolo Padron Martinez wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I've been thinking how to make a remote copy. My first approach was to
> put only the client but that force me to open a port in the client
> machine and to set the fileset in the director, so the centralized
> server has to know hwo the filesystem of the clients are organized.
>
> My second idea was to put director+client in remote machines and only
> the storage server in the centralized machine. So the remote machines
> organize the copys themselves and I don't need to open port in the
> clientes. But I'm not sure if this is a good idea, anyone see a
> problem in this structure?
>
>
Hi again,

Try one Director and have it back up all your Clients, and see how it 
goes. Yes you need
the open port and the special password, later if you want you can use an 
encrypted key if
you are concerned about that level of security.

Regards,
Randy

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