I think I owe an explanation of this problem.
First I couldn't ping my bacula server. That was because dhcp had changed the
IP-address (blush).
Secondly the file daemon on Windows 2000 couldn't connect to the server. That
was because iptables was blocking the connection (another blush). I wasn't aware
that iptables is a firewall but after having opened up for port 9103 to tcp,
back-up of the windows client went just smooth.
I am slowly learning the various ramifications of linux and I am getting more
and more impressed.
Thanks to those of you who took the time to give me your advice.
--
Regards,
Erik P. Olsen
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