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10000 is indeed the normal port for NDMP<br />
I think it's better and easier to change the blackberry programs port
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10000 is indeed the normal port for NDMP
I think it's better and easier to change the blackberry programs port

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Currently all of our network backups are failing. We are using Symantec Backup Exec version 11.0, revision 7170. I have used <a href="http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/255498.htm" rel="ugc">http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/255498.htm</a>&nbsp;to help, but am unsure of what port to use for NDMP. It said to use port 10000, but we already have that port in use by bbconvert.exe. What port should I use for ndmp? Any help would be greatly appreciated! By the way, it is in a Server 2003 environment. Thanks!
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Currently all of our network backups are failing. We are using Symantec Backup Exec version 11.0, revision 7170. I have used http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/255498.htm to help, but am unsure of what port to use for NDMP. It said to use port 10000, but we already have that port in use by bbconvert.exe. What port should I use for ndmp? Any help would be greatly appreciated! By the way, it is in a Server 2003 environment. Thanks!

What port should NDMP use?

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