From: Tino S. <bac...@ti...> - 2008-04-28 22:53:04
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On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 12:11:19AM +0200, kur...@go... wrote: > since I'm new to this list a short hello to everyone. I'm working for a > small ngo and became something like the backup guy, mainly because I know > more than my co-workers :-/ > > We have an ubuntu server, mainly for filesharing via samba and backups using > backuppc. Our local pcs are backed up with backup pc, but now a coworker > asked if I can also add his mobile laptop to the backup routine. > The laptop user is accessing the ubuntu server via ssh-tunneling (Port 139 > for Samba) on windows xp sp2 and Cygwin > > Question: > How can I backup a laptop to the backuppc-server via SSH? The Laptop has a > dynamic IP and behind a firewall (roadwarrior). I suppose, you need some kind of dynamic DNS setup so when the SSH-tunnel is established, the dynamic IP get's registered in DNS and BackupPC (and ssh) can resolv a fixed host name. You might also consider setting up an OpenVPN - it should ease things a lot (but I don't know about roadwarrior). I'm not using such a setup though - we're only backing up servers. Data stored on clients is considered lost. Bye, Tino. -- „What we resist, persists.” (Zen saying) www.craniosacralzentrum.de/blog/ www.forteego.de |