Hey,
I have a server with two NIC’s and I wanted the client to use a specific NIC. Can I do this?
Cheers,
Jon_
Hallo Jon,
Sorry, I have no answer.
But I also need to bind UrBackup Server to a special Network-Card.
I read in the FAQ: On Linux you can configure which network adapters UrBackup should broadcast on …
But I am working on Windows Server and I don’t know how to do this on Linux.
In my config there are a WAN-Adapter with fixed IP-Config for the connection from outside and another ethernet card for the internal network. With both cards active no local client get a connection to the UrBackup Server. When I de-activate the WAN- ethernet card and start the Urbackup-Service the backup start immediately on the new clients…
So now I have to close the WAN-Connection for every new backup-client …
Can someone help?
Cheers Rainer
So your problem is less that you cannot speficy the network interface but that it does not use all network interfaces?
What is the output of
hostname
nbtstat -a output of hostname
?
Hi uroni,
thank you for your response. The nbtstat -a listet as:
LAN-Verbindung LAN:
Knoten-IP-Adresse: [192.168.0.2] Bereichskennung: []
NetBIOS-Namentabelle des Remotecomputers
Name Typ Status
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REMOTE <20> EINDEUTIG Registriert
REMOTE <00> EINDEUTIG Registriert
FIRMA <00> GRUPPE Registriert
MAC Adresse = F8-39-35-23-AA-C8
WAN-Verbindung Internet:
Knoten-IP-Adresse: [46.111.111.211] Bereichskennung: []
NetBIOS-Namentabelle des Remotecomputers
Name Typ Status
---------------------------------------------
REMOTE <20> EINDEUTIG Registriert
REMOTE <00> EINDEUTIG Registriert
FIRMA <00> GRUPPE Registriert
MAC Adresse = F8-39-35-23-AA-C9
The HostName is “REMOTE” as you can see. The Workgroup-Name, the WAN-IP and the MAC Adress is “like” this one. I changed that for security reason. But I think that is not importent.
It run on a 2008 R2 Server.
Rainer