> The restore operation will always happen through a bacula-fd (which
> communicates with the bacula-sd), so to restore to a different machine
> it'll need a bacula-fd running on it.
>
> If you add it as a client to your bacula setup you'll be able to choose
> it in bconsole when you mod the restore job. You can then still change
> the Where option in the job to restore it to a different path on that
> client.


yes or without doing that you can use the bacula fd (where bacula
director lives) ,
restoring there then scp data, otherwise mounting the remote fs with
for cifs, sshfs nfs or whatever you know,
probabily the correct way is the Jeremy one, 'cause you will hav eto
configure the fd for the newserver for future backups

ciao
Mauro

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