On Nov 3, 2006, at 11:21 AM, Murugan, Palani wrote:
... I want to know how to configure the schedules and option file so that less data is sent in each packet therefore reducing the bandwidth usage but prolonging the backup it's self.
You can "de-tune" the client by doing things like setting a tiny TCPWindowsize, a small TXNBytelimit, TCPNodelay Yes, and MEMORYEFficientbackup Yes. (Grossly speaking, review the TSM Performance Tuning Guide and "do everything wrong".) You can also employ OS "knobs" to penalize the dsmc process to throttle it. Beyond that you might look into how realistic Subfile Backups are for your Windows clients. Richard Sims
