Kyle,

Just be aware of which ports need to be open on the master and media
servers (many) vs. the client (few).  The client is only going to need
to have two open: 

bpcd    13782/tcp       bpcd
bprd    13720/tcp       bprd

We have backups that work successfully to a couple servers which are in
a DMZ.  Our master/media server doesn't have any firwalling rules to
follow, so its ports are not an issue.

Regards,

RCA


fx [François-Xavier Peretmere] wrote:
> 
> > From: Kyle O'Connor [mailto:koconnor AT powertel DOT com]
> > Sent: Thursday 21 September, 2000 20:48
> 
> > Does anyone know what ports have to be opened to perform a
> > backup of a server in the DMZ?
> 
>  the support does ;-)
> 
>  "What ports need to be open to back up a client that is behind
>   a firewall?"
>  http://seer.support.veritas.com/tnotes/netbackup/187321.htm
> 
>  fx
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