Well I didn't say that at all. What I was saying was inadvisable was running 
more than one 'savegroup' at a time to a client


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Subject: [Networker] NetWorker Client Woes

[quote="Peter Viertel"]
> 
> 
> In theory I suppose if you only allow two ports then it would not be
> possible to have more than one backup session at a time (generally
> inadvisable anyway) and it may be a problem having a restore and a
> backup running at the same time.


Are you saying that backing up multiple save sets simultaneously is not good 
form?  

Further... getting back to what you were saying about 2 open ports and multiple 
save set backups.  If the server only has 17 ports open on the service side, 
how can you run multiple backups?

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