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[Networker] nsrports question...

2010-05-26 20:00:35
Subject: [Networker] nsrports question...
From: Matt Temple <mht AT RESEARCH.DFCI.HARVARD DOT EDU>
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 19:59:20 -0400
I've read the manual concerning firewalls and nsrports.   But there's
something
that I can't find the answer to and haven't read it.   We are running
7.4.4 and we
have a server with jukebox and two networked storage nodes.   The
firewall config gives
us a metric for counting the necessary ports both servers and storage
nodes. 

For us, I came up with 38.   And I can tell our neteng people to open up
38 ports
from clients to server.   But what firewall rules are needed for the
storage nodes?
I don't actually know what the network scheme is for clients backing up
to storage
nodes:   Is it direct, or via the server.   If it's direct, do I also
need to open  the
same 38 ports between client and storage node?   If not, what /do/ we
open between
client and storage node.

If anyone out there has clients in a VDMZ   (what we're really talking
about) and
servers and storage nodes in the corporate network, would you be willing to
share your nsrports settings nad firewall (or IPTABLES) settings.

I feel like I've been trying to solve this for a long time.   Someone
else must have
bumped into these things.

m
  

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