Hi,
"C" is the maximum no. of clients to be backed up at a time i.e. say you
backup 3 groups with 2 clients each, C would mean six.
Take the maximum no. at any given time and calculate ports accordingly.
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Subject: [Networker] How to calculate the 'C' for service port range in
firewalls?
Hello,
Tech Bulletin #388 explains that is possible to reduce the number of open
ports for client and server services.
The formula for service port range (in 7.1.3) is 2 + 3 + 2T + C.
In our environment, I know that T = 4 because I have 4 tape drives but the
"C" is "the maximum number of clients that can be backed up at any one
time".
How can I know this value? Is something related to client/server
parallelism? Or is the maximum number of clients in the group?
Thank you very much.
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