now everything is fixed and just added the remote Vista client to the server. I fixed that problem by adding pubkey.dat to C:\Program Files\Retrospect\Retrospect Client folder.
do you know why? should i uninstall and reinstall it with a public/private key? now i am getting error -560 invalid public/private key.
CISCO TFTP CLIENT WINDOWS
Thanks for all your help! i fixed the problem by allowing port 497 thru windows firewall.
CISCO TFTP CLIENT MAC
Not all posters are as technically savvy as you are or as this one is to be able to translate Mac platform instructions to another platform. That's why I made my original suggestion to repost in the appropriate platform's forum. Multicast is not normally routed across network boundaries, and the way to make it happen (if possible, given different vendor solutions) is very platform specific (for the VPN platform).īoth your solution, and the solution used by the poster, were platform specific. With some VPN technologies and hardware, you can craft a rule to permit Retrospect's multicast discovery packets to pass through the tunnel, eliminating the IP configuration issue. Not all VPN setups permit (or can be configured for) that. That's an implementation option that is not always available - depends on the configuration of the VPN tunnel, whether endpoints at the other end of the tunnel get DHCP configuration through the tunnel. If we're worried about the IP addresses of the remote computers changing IPs each time they log in (if his setup is similar to mine), we can simply add static IPs in the DHCP so that the client receives the same address each time.Īgain, for what it's worth, it worked for me, and I was having similar issues as the user that originally posted this issue. I went back into the Retrospect server and attempted to add the Mac client again. I allowed Retrospect traffic through the firewall.Ħ. I checked my Mac's firewall settings, and found that there was no rule to allow the Retrospect client traffic.ĥ. I received the "backup client not found" error.Ĥ. Remoted into the Retrospect Server and attempted to add my Mac client to the server.
CISCO TFTP CLIENT MAC OS
Connected to my company's VPN via Mac OS X's built-in VPN client.ģ. Installed the Retrospect client on my Mac (offsite from home, running Leo client 10.5.8).Ģ. It might also saturate your internet connection which can have an impact if you are hosting your own websites/mail servers/etc.įor what it's worth, I did the following:ġ.
Otherwise, your backups will take a long time to complete. How much data is going to be backed up? If you are backing up gigabytes of data, then make sure that you have plenty of bandwidth. One (off topic) last thing to consider is bandwidth. Have you checked your server and client firewall settings? For example, Retrospect's client installation puts an entry to allow traffic through the Windows firewall, but if you have another third party firewall (Norton, for example), communication between your Retrospect server and your clients may still be blocked. From the Retrospect server, can you ping the remote computer to be backed up?Ģ. How are you trying to add the client? Are you typing in the IP address in the Retrospect server interface?ġ. Since this is the Retrospect Client forum. I believe that this member is having problems with his Retrospect client not communicating with his Retrospect Server.
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