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Grant Nosbush schrieb:
> I have been researching Bacula looking for a backup system.  Am I
> correct in my understanding that each file/client needs to be open
> to the network on port 9102 for the director to contact it and
> initiate the backup?  Is there anyway the client can initiate the
> backup?  I have a few computers that are behind a wireless router,
> the ISP IP is dynamic, and each computer uses DHCP assigned through
> the router.  If my understanding is correct about Bacula, I don't
> see how this could work.
>
> If Bacula does not work for this situation, what about Amanda?
Hi,

you should have a option in your router to set specific "MAC-Adresses"
to a specific IP, then setup a port forwarding of your desired ports
to the clients ip.

if you try to access your clients from the internet then have also a
look at http://www.no-ip.com oder www.dyndns.com for example. oh and
maybe here -->
http://www.bacula.org/en/rel-manual/Data_Encryption.html#DataEncryption

greetings.
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