09-28-2014 11:38 PM
We have been experiencing a number of errors with DLO on the user side. The agent will not back up to the user’s DUDF (Desktop User Data File) because it cannot communicate with the server,
As both a primary user and an administrator, I often check my settings and backup statistics. I happened to notice today that I, myself, received the Dedupe Engine Offline error when I tried to force a backup over VPN. So. My question is, does being connected via VPN somehow affect the backup? Is it possible that some of the ports used by DLO are blocked, or not open, in a VPN session? Is there some way to test and/or correct this?
09-29-2014 12:05 AM
Have a look at the section titled "Symantec DLO Firewall Ports" of the Admin Guide to verify if the necessary ports are open or not.
And from a client machine, using a browser are you able to access ~
https://<Dedupe server IP or Hostname>:8443
OR
http://< <Dedupe server IP or Hostname>:8080
09-29-2014 10:34 AM
From the client machine I am able to access both of those sites. through those ports.
I will look at that section of the Admin Guide. We don't configure Firewall on the client machines, but we should definitely look at the network firewall.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Regards,
Patrick Burnett
Information Technology Group
Hitachi America, Ltd.
11-06-2019 11:16 PM
Hello, just a question what if i am not able to access the dedupe server? when i check on my client agent. it has a message that says Dedupe server is offline. thanks