"Bytes  Sent" is the amount of data the TSM server sends to the client.
"Bytes Recvd" is the amount of data the client sends to the server.

During a regular incremental backup, the client needs information about
the active inventory for that client that is stored on the TSM server
(i.e. what files are currently backed up, and what their attributes were
at the time they were backed up). The client asks the server for this
information, and the server sends the information to the client. For a
client with a large number of files, this inventory may be quite large.
Thus the large number of "Bytes Sent".

The client uses this information while scanning the client file systems to
determine which files need to be backed up. If relatively few files need
to be backed up, then you will have a relatively small number of "Bytes
Recvd".

Regards,

Andy

Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
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Hello,

I searched the archives but couldn't find the answer I'm looking for,
neither in the manuals.

AIX 5.1, TSM-server 4.2.2.8
W2K, TSM-client 5.1.5.0

During an incremental back-up the following stats where displayed after
giving a 'q sess'

     Sess   Comm.     Sess     Wait        Bytes         Bytes     Sess
Platform     Client Name
Number   Method    State    Time        Sent         Recvd    Type
----------   -----------    --------    ------       --------
--------     ------     -----------     ----------------
xx,xxx     Tcp/Ip     IdleW      0 S       220.0 M      71.7 K    Node
WinNT       ABC

What is send to the server that the column 'Bytes Sent' displays 220.0 MB
(MegaByte)?

I know I read it before, but I can't remember.

Thanks,

Brian.

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