I believe the performance tuning guide explains the resourceutilization
parameter better. In short, you have to set it to at least 5 to get 2
backup sessions.
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David Longo <David.Longo AT HEALTH-FIRST DOT ORG>
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09/19/2007 05:42 PM
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Subject
Windows clients Resourceutilization
I have used RESOURCEutilization on AIX clients for a long
time and works fine. I have a Windows client I would like to use it on.
TSM Server is 5.3.4.0 and Windows client is 5.2.2.5, W2K SP4.
It is an IBM x345 (8670-61X), with 2x 2.8 Ghz Xeon CPU and
1 GB RAM.
I set to Resourceutil 4 and it still just uses one backup session.
There are multiple drives on this system and would like to use
multiple sessions. I even looked at the manual for 5.4 clients and
has no more info about this parameter.
What is needed or what is the determining factor in actually
using multiple backup sessions on Windows clients? (I use
the basic Client scheduler - not Acceptor Daemon.)
Thanks,
David Longo
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