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Re: Adding DMZ client node to backup

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I think that you need to figure out why this is failing:

 

telnet fails on port 5555

 

 

Actually, if this was the problem, not even file system backups would be running.  Does the

 

             telnet CM_hostname

 

also fail?

 

You didn't specify what the OS-type of the Oracle server is, but,  I think that it would be a good idea to check the configuration file

 

HPUX:

         /etc/inted.conf

Check the last couple of lines to see if there is an entry for 'omni'

         /etc/services

Check the last couple of lines to see if there is an entry for 'omni

 

Linux

        /etc/xinetd.d

Look for a file named 'omni'

       /etc/services

Check the last couple of lines to see if there is an entry for 'omni

 

While you are in the Services file, check to be sure that no other application is using the port 5555

 

go to Services, and be sure that there is a 'telnet' service running

 

Being in a DMZ should not prevent you from doing a connection to TCP using port 5555, it will just keep any data from being transferred

 


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