I guess my post was a bit confusing. I only have one director. Installing
anything would be a client. Your list of instructions was exactly what I was
trying to convey. I think you did a better job. Thanks for clearing up what
I may have confused Daniel with.
Robert
On 11/17/07 3:26 PM, "Michael
Hi!
All done! I restored the files to my new server.
Thank you for you replies
On Nov 18, 2007 12:00 AM, Robert LeBlanc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don't reuse the client definition. Just set-up a new client definition for
> the new server so that both are contactable by the console. Be sure tha
Hello Robert,
You do NOT want to restore with bacula-dir, you need only to install
the client on the other windows server. The restore is performed on
the director machine (the original bacula director daemon).
1) connect to director
2) install bacula-fd on the "other server"
3) open bacula-dir.c
Don't reuse the client definition. Just set-up a new client definition for
the new server so that both are contactable by the console. Be sure that the
passwords match from the fd config to the dir config. Once you can do an
estimate on the new server type the restore command. Select the old client
On 17 Nov 2007 at 22:23, daniel wrote:
> Hi!
> I made some backups from one win server. All done. I'm trying to
> restore some files from a backup on another server win server. Is this
> possible?
Yes. I'm assuming both servers are Windows servers.
> I installed bacula-win on the server where
Hi!
I made some backups from one win server. All done. I'm trying to
restore some files from a backup on another server win server. Is this
possible? I installed bacula-win on the server where i want to restore
all these files, I changed the IP of the client in bacula-dir.conf
and I tried to resto
