I use a add on I got of deadcat called
"bb-fetch" it uses ssh to fetch the data of servers in the DMZ
(in my case) and that cleint then upload the details to the big brother
server....
Timo Vlot
Enterprise Systems Administrator
Scottish Qualifications Authority
Tel: 0845 213 5172
Jordan Mendler <jmendler@ucla.edu> Sent by: owner-bb@bb4.com
08/06/2006 01:03
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{bb} Clients on a seperate
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Here is our basic setup:
System A runs all the BB server stuff and displays the bb webpages, but
cannot talk to System C cause its on a private network
System B has a real IP and private IP, so it can talk to be A and C
System C is on a private network so can only talk to B.
Is there a way to set up BB so C will sends it's BB data to B which will
then relay it to A? I saw some minimal information on the archives but
couldn't figure out any meaningful way to do it.
A separate possibility, which isn't is good, is to set up a separate BB
server on B. If I were to do this is there any way to edit bb-hosts on
A
so that on the main BB page on A can be linked to the BB server on B as
if B's server acts merely as if it were a separate group on A's
bb-hosts?
Reading this back it seems very confusing the I explain it, but once you
understand what I want to do it is very simple. I just can't think of a
better way to explain it so please bare with me..
Thanks, Jordan
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