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Re: [Bacula-users] Bacula client behind NAT
2013-04-22 07:32:26
At this point, I trust you have checked the NAT settings (you
should test the iptables rules, modify your server's routing
table so the client-router is a gateway for the private network
you defined, and that you have proper hostnames, either locally
with resolv.conf and such, or with DNS). I have a few doubts:
-) If you have different network adapters in client-router,
why would you add -s server to all iptables rules? The source of
the packets is not always server
Not?
-) Why is client = server defined in the job? Shouldn't it be
client? ( these names are starting to mess with me! :) )
Because when I define "client" with IP from "server", I define port
19102, and in "server", there are prerouting rules...
LDC - Gustavo El Khoury
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