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Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion. TcpView is a nice way of viewing
connections, but as I found out, won't tell you if tcp-filtering is
turned on, which was my problem! It's now working again after I added
port 9102 to tcp-filtering exceptions as well
Get TCPView from
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/TcpView.html and
check if bacula-fd.exe is really listening on port
9102. It definitely could be a firewall issue.
Double-check exceptions, both in programs and ports,
and make sure the client (IP and port) is correctly
configured on both sides
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I forgot to mention I am using bacula 1.38.11 with win32 client
1.38.10. Also, the error message I get when doing 'status client' from
the bconsole, I get:
Connecting to Client burner-fd at xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9102
Failed to connect to Client burner-f
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Hello,
I've got bacula setup and running on a Linux server and I've been
trying to setup up clients. So, far I've tried three WinXP machines.
Two of them worked just fine, but one of them I am having trouble
with. For some reason bacula-fd.exe serv
