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Re: [Networker] BAckup error
2007-10-04 04:39:32
This error is typical for Linux clients which use DHCP for IP address
configuration. It might be related to the DHCP server being inaccessible
at the time when the client send the DHCP request. It might be also be
related to your Ethernet card driver taking the NIC down when it loads,
thus causing the switch to put the port into blocking mode (spanning
tree state) for 30 seconds. Configuring this port in the switch to
port-fast (Cisco speak) will solve this problem.
Elvis Ademba wrote:
Dear all
I get the following error, I have tried troubleshooting all i know i cant
fix it. it keep on coming back,
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10/03/07 11:01:45 savegrp: Client233:/ will retry 1 more time(s)
10/03/07 11:01:45 savegrp: Clientt233:/
started
save -s backupserver -g Daily_BCK -LL -f - -m Client233 -t 1190439327 -l 5
-W 78 -N / /
10/03/07 11:01:46 savegrp: job (171250) host: Client233 savepoint: / had
ERROR indication(s) at completion.
* Client233:/ 1 retry attempted
* Client233:/ save: SYSTEM error: client `localhost.localdomain' is not
properly configured on the NetWorker Server
* Client233:/ or `localhost.localdomain' is not in the aliases list for
client `Client233'
* Client233:/ save: Cannot open save session with backupserver
10/03/07 11:01:46 savegrp: Cleint233:/ failed.
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Regards
Elvis
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