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Hi guys<br />
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sorry for delaying in reply. sudenly i went on vacation for 10 days.. so ya.. I have asked to check firewall and could not find any firewall blocking and later I have requested to reboot server.. that solved our problem and reset all ports. and now everything is going smooth...<br />
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thanks for ur help guys!
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Hi guys

sorry for delaying in reply. sudenly i went on vacation for 10 days.. so ya.. I have asked to check firewall and could not find any firewall blocking and later I have requested to reboot server.. that solved our problem and reset all ports. and now everything is going smooth...

thanks for ur help guys!

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Netbackup service is installed on all servers,<br />
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Master server is solaris<br />
Media server is Solaris<br />
Clinet is Windows NT<br />
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backup is failing .. with error 57 (Client connection refused)<br />
I found..<br />
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bash-2.03# telnet &lt;win..host name &gt;&nbsp;bpcd<br />
Trying 1x.xx.xx.xx....<br />
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused<br />
<br />
I checked host file.. server list.. bpcd configuration... so not sure.. what to do.. now..<br />
<br />
even twice we have restarted netbackup service on client..<br />

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Netbackup service is installed on all servers,

Master server is solaris
Media server is Solaris
Clinet is Windows NT

backup is failing .. with error 57 (Client connection refused)
I found..

bash-2.03# telnet <win..host name > bpcd
Trying 1x.xx.xx.xx....
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused

I checked host file.. server list.. bpcd configuration... so not sure.. what to do.. now..

even twice we have restarted netbackup service on client..


telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused

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