Hello,
the "client name" is only relevant in the logs, as long as you address
the client correctly (ip address or dns) that doesn't matter.
Consider it a "feature" as you can see in the logs on which client the
clustered instance backup ran :D
--Simone
On 30 July 2012 11:41, Carlo Filippetto
How can you create 4 istance? is this the problem
You install only 1 instance on every single node specifying 3 IP (1
for the host and 2 for the resources) with the use of "FDAddresses"?
For example:
If i need ot backup the "proxy" resource that is on node-A I need 2 jobs
1) with / FileSet
2) w
Hello,
I had run Bacula clients on many clusters (Both Windows and RHEL), I
usually configure all the cluster nodes with the same password and in
the Director's config I treat the "virtual" instances as additional
nodes in Bacula. If I'm talking to the nodes, only local data is
backed up, if I poi
Hi all,
I have a cluster (node-A & node-B) with 2 partition "/proxy" & "/mail"
that are clusterized.
node-A is the default to owner of /proxy
node-B is the default to owner of /mail
everyone have a specific IP included the services es:
- node-A = 192.168.1.20
- node-B = 192.168.1.21
- proxy =
