Put 

SERVER=networkA.foo.com
SERVER=networkB.foo.com

in ALL bp.conf on the master, slave and clients.  (it's not necessary but
it makes things simple).

The actual TCP connection carrying the data is always initiated by the
media server to the client.  In a muti homed media server
situation, the clients on networkB will get a TCP connection from the
networkB interface of the media server, and most Unix will gives out source
IP address carrying the address of the networkB interface.  

You don't need to define two seperate storate units.

--Mike


> From veritas-bu-admin AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu  Wed Aug 16 12:26:15 2000
> 
> Here is my problem, I hope someone can help...
> 
> I have a media server that has had a second NIC installed, to be on two
> networks.  I want to be able to have backups from NetworkA and NetworkB to
> go directly to the media server.  But how do I configure this in NB.  I have
> tried the following:
> 
> bp.conf on media server/master        bp.conf for client on Network A
> bp.conf for client on Network B
> SERVER=networkA.foo.com       SERVER=networkA.foo.com
> SERVER=networkB.foo.com
> SERVER=networkB.foo.com
> 
> 
> Client A has no problems, but client B always gets access denied.  I think
> the problem is with the definition of the Storage-unit, as it only has
> networkA.foo.com in the host section.
> 
> I guess my question is, is it possible??  Or do I need to define 2 storage
> units for the same host, one for each NIC?
> 
> Any help is appreciated.
> 
> I am running NB 3.2 on HP-UX 11, my clients are both UNIX and NT.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Steve Bazinet
> SCB Enterprise Solutions
> 480-348-7347
> Steve.Bazinet AT scb DOT com
> 
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