Re: [Veritas-bu] Small files FS backup too slow

2006-09-24 Thread WEAVER, Simon
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Well as its windows ensure that 

 
TRACKER.exe is not running (this is usually a small computer icon 
near the clock)
No AV is turned on
 
No disk defragment software is running. - in other words turn off 
as much I/O as poss while the backup runs.
 
you can check if tracker is on by going to 

 
Start
Run
type MSCONFIG and press OK
click on the STARTUP TAB. If there is a TICK in tracker.exe that 
will NOT help :-)
 
 
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows 
Domain Administrator 
EADS Astrium 
Limited, B23AA IM (DCS)Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3 
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  -Original Message-From: Veritas 
  Netbackup [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 23 September 2006 
  20:27To: NB List MailSubject: [Veritas-bu] Small files 
  FS backup too slowWe have a Windows 2003 client, I have 
  installed NB with MP4 patch. The D:\ drive has directories with small 
  log files in thousands, now that we have increased the client timeout to 1800, 
  the backups seem to start, but the estimation and backup of the files seem to 
  take forever. Just while I was leaving office today, the backup was running at 
  a snails pace of about 80Kbytes per sec.The NT backup as per the 
  Windows admin finishes in about 1/2 hr. Netbackup of C:\ and H:\ drives are 
  fine.Any solutionsRegards,PP BIJU 
KRISHNAN

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Re: [Veritas-bu] Small files FS backup too slow

2006-09-24 Thread smpt

Use multiple data streams. Make a file list splitting the directories of that 
drive letter to 10 streams (ore more).
Back them up together.

The better way to deal with this is to implement advanced client. It will 
backed up this drive as a row drive (fast) and will give you the opportunity to 
do individual file restores.


>  ---Original Message---
>  From: Veritas Netbackup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>  Subject: [Veritas-bu] Small files FS backup too slow
>  Sent: 23 Sep '06 21:26
>  
>  We have a Windows 2003 client, I have installed NB with MP4 patch.
>  
>  The D:\ drive has directories with small log files in thousands, now that
>  we have increased the client timeout to 1800, the backups seem to start,
>  but the estimation and backup of the files seem to take forever. Just
>  while I was leaving office today, the backup was running at a snails pace
>  of about 80Kbytes per sec.
>  
>  The NT backup as per the Windows admin finishes in about 1/2 hr.
>  Netbackup of C:\ and H:\ drives are fine.
>  
>  Any solutions
>  
>  Regards,
>  PP BIJU KRISHNAN
>  
>  
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[Veritas-bu] Small files FS backup too slow

2006-09-23 Thread Veritas Netbackup
We have a Windows 2003 client, I have installed NB with MP4 patch. 

The D:\ drive has directories with small log files in thousands, now
that we have increased the client timeout to 1800, the backups seem to
start, but the estimation and backup of the files seem to take forever.
Just while I was leaving office today, the backup was running at a
snails pace of about 80Kbytes per sec.

The NT backup as per the Windows admin finishes in about 1/2 hr. Netbackup of C:\ and H:\ drives are fine.

Any solutions

Regards,
PP BIJU KRISHNAN
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