I'm a complete newbie at Bacula but I have had good luck using telnet to
verify connectivity.
From the bacula server you should be able to:
ping both directions - client to server, server to client.
Try connecting to the TCP ports with telnet
telnet client.ip.name.or.address 9102
and you should connect. Hit enter a couple of times and it will
disconnect - that's normal.
Same from the client back toward the storage server on 9103
On either machine
netstat -a | grep bacula
should show you the open ports.
Mark
On 6/19/17 9:36 PM, Thing wrote:
Hi,
I have set up a bacula server on Debian8. Ive connected and backup a
remote client fine but when I try to do a second I get a failure to
connect (both Debian8).
How can I fault find on the connection as I can find no info to tell
me why its failing?
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