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* ida3248b AT post.cybercity DOT dk <ida3248b AT post.cybercity DOT dk> 
[2003-11-05 17:07=
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> Hi All
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> I have Windows 2000 client which file backup has started to give status 1=
3.
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> >From the bpcd log on the client
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> bpcd main: connection refused for port 2278
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> There are lot of these on different ports, all above 1023.
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> I compared with a working Windows 2000 client.
> The only difference I can find is that working client allow=20
> connections from a port below 1024 to a port above 1023,
> where the problem client doesn't.
> Both our firewall and Windows departement denies to have changed anything.

Do you have ALLOW_NON_RESERVED_PORTS defined in the bp.conf on any of
the machines? If yo do, then either take it out, or on the master use;

  bpclient -client clientname -add -connect_nr_port -1

to tell the master to expect connections over non reserverd (over 1023)
from that client.

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David Rock
david AT graniteweb DOT com

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