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• CRASHPLAN INTERNAL ADDRESS 0.0.0.0 INSTALL

If you want to use it to control crashplan remotely over the internet at your own risk, then open the crashplan server port 4243 in your firewall and change the ui.properties file above to use your servers public address. NOTE: For security reasons only use this setup to access crashplan locally. That's It, Open CrashPlan on your PC to configure CrashPlan on your server. What I notice is that when I login to the CP server on the NAS and look at the Settings, Network tab it reports the Internal address as 0.0.0.0 and the. Crashplan Server 192.168.1.100)ĭo NOT open port 4243 in your firewall (Crashplan's GUI runs on port 4243), though it can be uncommented in the above file. Port 4242 needs to be opened to allow traffic to your CrashPlan server. Open the CrashPlan server port 4242 in your firewall modem etc. Change the line #serviceHost=127.0.0.1 to include the IP address of your CrashPlan server and remove the #.

CRASHPLAN INTERNAL ADDRESS 0.0.0.0 INSTALL

On windows install CrashPlan and open the file C:\Program Files\CrashPlan\conf\ui.properties. (if crashplan doesn't autostart at boot use cmd: update-rc.d crashplan defaults )ġ0. Save the file and restart the CrashPlan daemon (Ctrl O to save): Search for the “serviceHost” parameter and change it from this:ĩ.

On Synology, you can only use CrashPlan in a. Nano -w /usr/local/crashplan/conf/my.service.xml I recently upgraded to CrashPlan 4.3.0 which I use to backup my Synology to a remote location. Server server new Server(4269) ContextHandler context new ContextHandler() tContextPath('/abc') server. On your Linux server, open the following XML configuration file in your favourite text editor. I am trying to run embadded jetty using eclipse. Would you like to start CrashPlanDesktop? (y/n) Ĩ. Install CrashPlan with the default settings. When the installer asks for java, press Y to accept the installation.Ħ. I agree a CrashPlan plugin would be greatĪnyway this is how I do it for anybody looking to give it go.