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Hi Stefan,
Using compression will really slow down the backup - mostly in backup
mode, but in restore as well. If you set the format parameter in the
device class to drive (instead of a fixed number) you will
get both
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Normally, with powerful servers, the impact
Hi Kelly,
you're right. In todays networks client compression doesn't make too
much sense.
When we did backups within a 4 mbit TR LAN (and also later with 16mbit
TR) we really got an improvement using client compression. Today with at
least 100 mbit client compression is near useless, it just
HI,
With many small files this performance is not quite bad, but I think
you should tuning you system. What kind of library you're using? Is
compression set to enabled at drive and client level? If yes do not
use this.
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: Client Compression question
We are using client compression for backup of a 1,5 TByte NAS
system.(F760)
(reason is to have apparently larger disk storage pools)
Backup is done using 5 different nodes on the same machine (Dual 1 GHz
P3)
to have the opportiunity to restore with 5 sessions.
During
Hi.
I have been testing Novell backups and restores using a Compaq proliant 8500 as
the client
box.
We have been seeing ok performance of approx 10 gb an hour for backups and
restores,
of 1 million objects.
This applies both to Netware compressed and Netware uncompressed volumes.
However when I
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Hi.
I have been testing Novell backups and restores using
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