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09/18/2003 11:18
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Subject:Re: WIN2K client only using 1 CPU for scanning.
Mark,
the TSM client by design is multi-threaded since m
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17.09.2003 18:28
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Subject:Re: WIN2K client only using 1 CPU for scanning.
>That's not exactly what he asked about, Richard. He's referring to the
>TSM client application being able to open multiple CPU threads, not
>multiple TSM sessions.
Mark - I understand that the question was about CPU multi-threading,
and multi-threading is the basis of the Multi-Session Cli
From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>I was under the impression that the TSM clients were multithreaded.
>>But I can not find any documentation that specifically identifies
>>multithreading as part of the client. Only that it will run on either
>>single cpu or multi CPU systems.
>Mul
...
> I was under the impression that the TSM clients were multithreaded. But I
>can not find any documentation that specifically identifies multithreading
>as part of the client. Only that it will run on either single cpu or multi
>CPU systems.
Multi-session client (backup) was introduced in 3.7
Good day everyone,
We have noticed a couple multiprocessor Windows clients having only 1 CPU
pegged to almost 100% while scanning during backups. The culprit process is
dsmcsvc.exe. The systems have a very large number of files but are not
transferring any significant data. We have upgraded one of
