Hello!
Yes, I am using LAN-Free backups via SAN, but I have one HBA (Fiber
Channel Adapter - 100 MB/sec) for accessing drives and other 4 FCAs for accessing
disks (SHARK). We have two switches (directors) ED-500 and 2 switches MC-Data
ES-1000.
I think we have
Hola
That should do the trick, I think.
If the line to the drives is not the bottleneck anymore, the system and/or
drives will become.
The performance of LTO-drives differs a lot in my LTO-environment. Goes from
8MB/s upto 30MB/s, but I think that's the result of a poorly setup of the
SAN and
The performance of LTO-drives differs a lot in my LTO-environment. Goes from
8MB/s upto 30MB/s, but I think that's the result of a poorly setup of the
SAN and the fact that I have windows-clients. ...
As posted in the past, see
IBM LTO Ultrium Performance Considerations
Hi everybody!
We are going to purchase a LTO Ultrium Ultrascalable tape library 3584 model
L32, but I don't know yet how many drives we need for running TDP for R/3 (Oracle)
on IBM 6M1 RS/600 in under 4 hours.
There are 8 CPU's (750 Mhz) with memoria real = 10 GB. The
Hi
Assuming it are LANFree backups, via how many HBA's are you accessing your
drives (and disks)?
I think the HBA and or the SAN-switch will be the bottleneck (if you have
1Gbit/sec adapters/ports).
Let's say you will reach 80 MB/s via 1 HBA, that's 288.000 MB/h
170/288000 = 6 hours if you
