The amount of data that gets backed up is about 70GB - 80GB. It goes
directly to diskspool. There will be about 30 50 clients.

We will definetly have a full duplex 100mb connection to the OC3.

Thanks for the help.

Camilo M.

On Fri, 2002-11-22 at 16:04, Suad Musovich wrote:
> Um, you neglect to say how much gets backed up nightly, how long is you
> backup window, is all backups going to diskpool, or how many nodes there
> are.
>
> Can you saturate that network connection without guilt?. (It helps if
> it's full duplex)
> 150Mbit sounds like an OC-3 connection (155Mbit). I find that it quite
> easily handles saturation for long periods of time.
>
> Theorectically you can backup 55Gbytes an hour, depending how well your
> server/network/settings are tuned.
>
> Suad
> --
>
> On Sat, 2002-11-23 at 05:30, Camilo A. Marrugo wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I need some advice if possible, we are moving to a new datacenter and we
> > are living the TSM server % Library back here on the old datacenter
> > until we migrate completely to the new datacenter. I need to know if
> > with a 150 mbt connections from the new datacenter client nodes will be
> > fine running backups to the TSM server. The new nodes are mostly linux
> > fileservers and webservers, with an average of 10GB each with a data
> > changing % of 10% daily bases. The TSM server is connected to the
> > network with a 1GB connection.
> >
> > The backups are incremental. If you have anything for me to have in mind
> > when working on setting the new nodes, please let me know.
> >
> > Greatly Appreciated,
> > Camilo Marrugo
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