I'm just wondering whether you can actually force the client to use
CLIENT_CR for backup. In your configuration (as well as mine), nowhere was
that stated/forced, so SERVER_CR can very well communicate with CLIENT.
I have tried out your setup, but when I do 'netstat -a', I still manage to
grep CLIENT_CR establishing communication with SERVER.
Regards
Hwan Meng
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002 11:30:48 -0500, Ed Ortiz <Edward_Ortiz@SSA-
SA.SEL.SONY.COM> wrote:
>Hwan, Here's my private vlan setup, for what its worth:
>
>Networker server has two NICs, SERVER (hme0 - primary) and SERVER_CR
(hme1 - secondary). The clients also have two NICs, CLIENT (hme0 -
primary) and CLIENT_CR (hme1 - secondary). When installing the client
software I configure both SERVER and SERVER_CR as known servers. When
setting up the client via the NWADMIN GUI you name the client with its real
name, i.e CLIENTand you enter SERVER_CR in the Server Network Interface
section. You won't see this unless you select View - Details. You may also
want to enter the SERVER_CR and its I.P. address in your clients /etc/hosts
file and the CLIENT_CR entry in your servers /etc/hosts file. BTY, you can
configure the server list by editing the /etc/init.d/networker file on your
clients.
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Edward Ortiz.
>
>>>> hwanlee AT SOFTHOME DOT NET 8/15/02 8:03:12 AM >>>
>Hello
>
>Anyone out there follow this doc in configuring a private backup LAN?
>
>http://www.legato.com/resources/bulletins/302.html
>
>This was written in '97 so I guess the info must be pretty old.
>
>1. I am using 6.1.1. Following the manual in configuring a new client
>(B_new) by entering the old client id (old hostname being B), it seems the
>client id changes whenever I press "apply"
>
>2. How could I start up in the new client if I would like the client
>hostname to remain as B, ie B_new is entered in /etc/hostname.hme1 but the
>server boots up as B as hostname. Is this possible.
>
>Please share if you manage to configure a private backup LAN.
>
>Many thanks...
>
>Regards
>Hwan Meng
>
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