Gst should be running on what you call the console server, that is, the machine 
you use to administer NetWorker from, when using NMC.
The console server can be the NetWorker backup server, a storage node or any 
normal PC. The documentation recommends not using the console server(NMC) on 
the same host as the NetWorker server, since it can impair performance.

/tony

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Emne: Re: [Networker] NMC has stopped working

Yaron Zabary writes:
>   Can you telnet server 9000 and 9001 from the client to the server at 
> all ?
 
 We need to define exactly which is which and what needs to be running  where.

 Right now, gst and friends are running on both the networker server
 (CentOS6) and console client (CentOS). I can telnet fine to both ports  on 
both machines. Turning gst off on the networker server does not  change this.

 In general, should gst only run on one machine, and which then? The  console 
server, i.e. in my case, the CentOS5 machine?