At 03:37 PM 10/24/02 -0400, Chad Poist wrote:
anyone have any estimates on how fast you can do a restore across a
network using legato? I'm just curious what other people get, I think I
get about 3-6GB per hour, but it might be faster.
Hey, good name! :-)
You didn't give enough information for an accurate answer. Is this network
100baseT? Fibre?
Do you have a dedicated backup network, or does your server share bandwidth
with production users?
You should be able to get about 25 Gbyte/hour to the tape drive(s) from the
backup server. You'd need a network that could stream that fast, or else a
staging disk drive for high speed.
We've got a 100 Mbit/sec network for the backups, and we burst to 10
Mbytes/sec to the tape drives. But the average is more like 8 Mbps.
On a restore, you are =very= dependent on the machine to which you are
restoring. If to a FreeBSD box with Softupdates turned on, you should see
something close to wire speeds. With Windoze NTFS, I don't really know how
fast it can go.
Summary: Find your bottleneck (hints above) and work on it.
-crl
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