Hello,
Please refer to previous post, there is a config file in 
"/etc/subdirectory " on linux that lets you set route entry that will 
direct the traffic only on the adaptor you want, i cannot remember the 
name of this file\subdirectory but it was mentioned a few days ago on this 
list.
The other options may include setting firewall rules on Linux client.
HTH



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[Networker] Backup of Red Hat cluster nodes






I have two Red Hat Linux clients that form a Red Hat Linux cluster. 
Their data sits on an EMC SAN. I want to back up each node as a 
separate client. The problem is that NetWorker keeps trying to do the 
backup over their private IP address instead of their public address. 
How can I force the NetWorker client on these servers to use their 
public address? The NetWorker client and server are version 7.4.1.

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Temple University
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