Configuration:
Backup Server: BackupExec 10d Rev. 5629 for Windows Servers ( Win server 2000 SP4)
Agent: ralus 11d (RHEL4 x86_64)
BOTH servers are member servers of a Samba domain ( NOT AD).
I've installed the ralus 11d agent on a RHEL4 server ( install log had no errors), and started the agent.
On the Backup server, under "Remote Selections", "Unix Agents" I don't see the RHEL4 server.
I've added the servers IP address under the "User-defined Selections", but when I browse to is all I can see is the "root" users home directory ( which looks like a windows share). AND all the available selections within this folder are greyed-out.
I've just installed the ralus agent licenses on my backup server today, so I know I have licenses available for the agent.
I have also installed the ralus 10d on another linux server today and it works fine.
Since this server is an x86_64 server I can't use the 10d agent ( which is working fine on other RHEL4 x86 servers).
Am I missing some options within the ralus.cfg file or does this sound like a licensing issue ( perhaps I only installed ONE license today instead of the 5 I thought I was installing??)
I can post the beremote.log is anyone is interested.
I've started the agent like this:
/opt/VRTSralus/bin/beremote --log-file /var/log/VRTSralus/beremote.log --config-file /etc/VRTSralus/ralus.cfg 2>/var/log/VRTSralus/beremote.log &
( Yes I've edited the /etc/init.d/VRTSralus.init script to explicitly say where the log is and where the config file is).
In the beremote.log I have this message:
NrdsAdvertiserThread: send of agent.server type 22 subtype 0 to target=192.168.0.6 port=6101 succeeded
I've edited the agent server name ( for this thread) to "agent.server", the IP address of the backup server is 192.168.0.6.
It looks to me as if the agent is communicating with the backup server.
If I run a tcpdump on the linux server I can see traffic coming/going to/from both machines.
Do I have a license issue? If so, how do I find out?
