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Hi. We have a netapp unit in our domain, let's call it netapp2.foo.local . Now I want to do an ossv backup to a client on our WAN located at saxoserver.bar.local . The netapp unit sees the saxoserver ossv host(system status online, ndmpstatus is good etc), but when running a "create relationship" I get an error "cannot connect to source filer".
This was over a week ago, I then tried removing "check qsm access list" on the client and also adding an entry netapp2.foo.local to the saxoserver.bar.local's hostname . The "create relationship" now runs, but has managed to backup nothing ( 0KB ) for the last five days.
Any tips on how to best do an ossv backup across domains?
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Did you check proper network access between local an remote? Is there a Firewall between both nodes, router ACL? Be sure to let port 10000 and 10566 through.
I'm also pretty sure there is a log file in C:\Program Files\netapp\snapvault\etc (or similar directory, if installed in different program dir). just post the error message, if any
hope it helps !
Michel
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Hi, thanks for the comment. Here is the log from C:\Program Files\netapp\snapvault\etc\snapvault :
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2010/09/20 15:15:09: ERROR : Unexpected close getting QSM data
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Unfortunately that's the only entry.
I also tried successfully pinging the netapp. Any ideas?
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HH,
This sounds simply like a firewall issue. Please contact your netowrk security team to relax the ACL on port 10000 and 10566.
Domain should not come into play here.
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The netapp unit sees the saxoserver host ( located at 32.10.69.32 ) and there are no firewall restrictions between them. Note that we have several sites. I have been successfull in setting up a backup job over ossv on all of them, except this one which isn't in the same domain
I verified that the ports against the host are open, see nmap log below:
C:\Users\dabjoberapre>nmap -p10000,10566 32.10.69.32Starting Nmap 5.21 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2010-11-24 09:23 W. Europe Standard Ti
me
Nmap scan report for 32.10.69.32
Host is up (0.0099s latency).
PORT STATE SERVICE
10000/tcp open snet-sensor-mgmt
10566/tcp open unknownNmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 0.63 seconds
C:\Users\dabjoberapre>32.10.69.32
So how do proceed now? :/