Hi Spiros,

you can play with the Maximum Network Buffer Size. If you are on a fast local 
Ethernet you can increase that value to 65,536 bytes like it is written in the 
documentation it could increase the throughput five to ten times.
You can play with compression on and of. Because a windows 7 pc with a weak cpu 
can slow down the FD by compressing the data. If you need compression the 
bareos-sd can do that with autoxflate-sd.
If you have enabled TLS and the data flows through a VLAN and isn't sensitive 
you can try to turn it of and have a look if it changes something.
Maybe it could be that with spooling the data before writing to 
"tape/volume/disk" will allow bareos-sd and bareos-fd to transmit data more 
performant.

I don't know much about your network infrastructure but if you have more than 
10 Switches and over 200 devices it could be better to put your backup 
infrastructure in an separated serverice VLAN. Makes only sense if your Routing 
device is  fast enough for example a L3 switch. 
Otherwise you can split your network in VLAN segments for decreasing broadcast 
domains. In that case your bareos have to have a IP in each VLAN. If it is 
possible try to connect your physical server with bareos-sd to your core switch 
and a direct connection from your windows PC if possible.

Just so be sure, windows 7 jumboframes are activated ;) ?


Have a nice day,
Marco

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