Early Xeon licensing information
System administrators requesting TSM coverage for new Windows systems can generally see 'Xeon' and a model designation such as 'E5420' on the systems property panel. Linux administrators can usually find similar information in /proc/cpuinfo. I am occasionally asked to set up TSM coverage for an older server. In such cases administrators frequently see the 'Xeon' brand but not the letter and four digit model designation. Is it safe to assume that a Xeon system that does not report such a model designation is using single core CPU chips?
LanFree very low performance
I have a doubt: the datafiles are 20GB each one...but the TXNByteLimit=2097152 (2GB infact is the maximum for tsm 5.5). Could be it the problem? +-- |This was sent by barberi.giuse...@gmail.com via Backup Central. |Forward SPAM to ab...@backupcentral.com. +--
LanFree very low performance
@Ullrich Mdnz, thanks: I have 5 filesystem and the max mount point for this node is 12. The throughput reported isn't ok cause referred to the sum of all sessions backup via fiber channel (lanfree) and isn't acceptable for a FC disk storage (not SATA). @David McClelland, thanks: how can I obtain this output? @chart2: 1) I have 5 filesystem (/oracle//data1-2-3-4-5) 2) Can you explain me this point? 3) yes, consider that with the same tape drives I backup SAP by TDP with an average of 300MB/s 4) yes, I see fc (2 ports) throughput by nmon, I see the 5 tape drives allocated to the storage agent node, I see node wirte directly in the tapes thanks all friends +-- |This was sent by barberi.giuse...@gmail.com via Backup Central. |Forward SPAM to ab...@backupcentral.com. +--
