Mark -

We solved this issue by having a filesystem on the client (in the DMZ) to 
which we locally
backed up server (we generate a ufsdump for each filesystem).

At some fixed point in time after the ufsdumps are kicked off, the 
networker server scp's
the files from the dmz client onto a local disk.

With this setup, the only hole you open up is for scp - which is initiated 
from inside the firewall.
You don't even need any networker software on the dmz client machine, but 
you do need extra
disk space on both client and server for the transfers.

Hope this give you another idea how to solve this.

Jim

Mark A. Sackson <Mark.Sackson AT SPERRY.NGC DOT COM> wrote on 11/22/2005 
04:22:33 
PM:

> I was wondering if anybody is able to backup a server located in the
> other side of a firewall from the NetWorker server?





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