Hey Dave,
Just wondering if you have the storage node defined as SN1 or as SN1_192 ... if
you have it defined as SN1 then surely it will use that network interface ....
I guess the other problem could be that for that client/group you don't have
any devices mounted in the correct pool in SN1_192 ...
Mat
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Sent: Thursday, 29 August 2013 5:51 AM
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Subject: [Networker] choosing network for a storage node
Hi,
I'm drawing a blank on how to select which network a client uses for a storage
node. Anyone remember how to do this?
Config:
server ("nsr1") and storage node ("sn1") are on the 10.x network as the primary
network
client is on the 192 network only.
we've set the client to have the networker server's 192 name ("nsr1_192") as
its server network interface.
we've tried setting the storage node field for the client as sn1_192, but we
are getting "no matching devices" error.
Caveat:
We have some clients on both the 10.x and 192.x and some on the 192.x only.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave
Dave Gold
Sr. Technical Consultant
Cambridge Computer Services
dgold AT cambridgecomputer DOT com
781-250-3260
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