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The network status command does not exist on older File daemons,
which is what the 20000 Invalid command means.
Yes, you are right. New features don't work on older software.
Best regards,
Kern
On 30.01.2018 12:08, Peter Milesson
wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm installing a Bacula server 9.0.6 under CentOS 7.4. I have also
purchased a binary license for backing up a couple of Windows
servers with the Bacula client. The purchased Windows client
version is 7.4.4.
When I run bconsole, status, Network, and select the Windows
client (192.168.0.205), the report is:
Connecting
to Storage xxxx-Sd at 192.168.0.103:9103
Connecting to Client yyyy-Fd at 192.168.0.205:9102
Running network test between Client=yyyy-Fd and Storage=xxxx-Sd
with 52.42 MB ...
2999 Invalid command
I also have got Bacula 9.0.6 installed on a CentOS 7.4 server, and
running the same network status works without errors. Also running
network status on the local machine reports no errors.
I have made a successful test backup of the Windows client,
without any error messages.
As it's a small network with just a few servers, I prefer to use
IP addresses instead of names. Using names and register them in
the DNS-server doesn't change anything. The behavior is identical.
Also, the appropriate ports are open in the firewalls, so turning
off the firewalls under Windows and CentOS reps., makes no
difference.
Is the error message due to compatibility issues between the
Windows 7.4.4 Bacula client and the 9.0.6 server, or is there some
problem that will jump up and bite me in the future?
Best regards,
Peter
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