[Veritas-bu] Error 58 got me stumped

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Try working with your hostnames.  I had a similar issue with DMZ servers
a few months ago, and it turned out the DMZ DNS and my Production DNS
were not giving similar responses to IP Lookups.  In the end I used a
hostfile on the DMZ server to correct.
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-Jonathan

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Greg
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 10:58 AM
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Error 58 got me stumped



Ok I have a windows server sitting in the DMZ that keeps failing with an
error 58, cannot connect to server name, invalid argument (22). I am
puzzled by this error cant figure out why. I have verified all settings
are correct. I can ping the master to client, client to master, nslookup
works, I can telnet to the bpcd port. I just cant seem to pinpoint why I
cant run this backup. Any ideas?


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