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Re: [Veritas-bu] Performance tuning Windows 2008 client
Are you hitting multiple VMs simultaneously on the same datastore? Is the
speed better when you only run one backup at a time? We’ve identified
serious performance issues related
(Knowing nothing about Win2008R2 and little about VMs, ...)
I'd want to get together with my network folks to see if I'm getting dropped
packets during the test.
Misconfigured connections and overloaded routers can kill performance.
I'd also look at windows performance stats ... perhaps memory
Greetings all,
We're observing some significant performance issues with some of our
Windows 2008 SP2 clients. Backing up to a DD880 VTL, one client in
particular is running at just over 300KB/sec. Others are running
2-3MB/sec. The clients in question are all virtual machines running on
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 9:28 AM, jack.fores...@mylan.com wrote:
We're observing some significant performance issues with some of our
Windows 2008 SP2 clients.
Backing up to a DD880 VTL, one client in particular is running at just over
300KB/sec. Others are running 2-3MB/sec.
The clients in
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On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 9:28 AM, jack.fores...@mylan.com wrote:
We're observing
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Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Performance tuning Windows 2008 client
Do these contain lots and lots of little files? If so, have you
considered FlashBackup?
The backup is 19GB over 35,000 files. That's pretty typical. It took
17 hours
