David Williams a écrit :
The following is what is being reported as the MB/sec
Windows: around 5 MB/s
Linux: Between 9.5 to 10.8 MB/s
Both these boxes are on the same LAN and are both directly connected to my
router. The Ethernet cards are 10/100. I
would have hoped for a faster throughput but perhaps there is a good reason for
this? At least on the Linux box
(since there should be no network overhead) I'm very surprised by the speed.
The linux box is being backed up using
tar.
As far as I know, these speeds are not network speeds, but rather the
size of useful backup data received per second. So basically there's no
problem there.
For comparison, I'm getting speeds between 0.97 MB/s and 3.23 MB/s on
our 100 Mbps network. However, the NIC on the BackupPC server is not
really good.
Hope this helps,
GFK's
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