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Bobby,
Try any or all of the below:
1. For each CPU in the host you're backing up change the default value
in TSA.CFG from
Read Thread Per Job: 4 to
Read Thread Per Job: "x" (where "x" = 4 * # CPU's in the system)
2. Consider lowering the NSS Cache Balance (typically defaulted at 85)
to something around 50 or 60.
3. For "Target" NetWare clients, the default "buffer_size" in the
BP.INI file is 32, try changing that to 64"
buffer_size = 64
4. And of course, if your Network infrastructure, media server and
client can support it, a 1Gb interface will help.
Scott J.
>>> Bobby R Windle <bwindle AT wlgore DOT com> 9/16/2005 7:17 am >>>
Would love to speak with someone out there who may be backing up 1 - 2
TB
Netware volumes "NSS". I'm
looking for ways to improve how much data I can push through the Novell
server to tape.
Running Solaris 10 Netbackup 5.0 mp4 on media master server.
Novell is 6.5 support pack 3. Using latest tsafs.nlm etc..
Bobby Windle
W.L. Gore & associates, Inc.
bwindle AT wlgore DOT com
cell : (302) 588-7374 (preferred)
office: (410) 506-4117 fax: (410) 506-4400
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<DIV>Bobby,</DIV>
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<DIV>Try any or all of the below:</DIV>
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<DIV>1. For each CPU in the host you're backing up change =
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<DIV>2. Consider lowering the NSS Cache Balance (typically defaulted =
at 85) to something around 50 or 60.</DIV>
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<DIV>3. For "Target" NetWare clients, the default "buffer_size" in the =
BP.INI file is 32, try changing that to 64"</DIV>
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<DIV>buffer_size =3D 64</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>4. And of course, if your Network infrastructure, media =
server and client can support it, a 1Gb interface will help.</DIV>
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<DIV>Scott J.<BR><BR><BR>>>> Bobby R Windle <bwindle AT wlgore DOT
com=
> 9/16/2005 7:17 am >>><BR>Would love to speak with someone =
out there who may be backing up 1 - 2 TB <BR>Netware volumes "NSS". =
I'm<BR>looking for ways to improve how much data I can push through the =
Novell <BR>server to tape.<BR><BR>Running Solaris 10 Netbackup 5.0 =
mp4 on media master server.<BR>Novell is 6.5 support pack 3. =
Using latest tsafs.nlm etc.. <BR><BR>Bobby Windle<BR>W.L. Gore =
& associates, Inc.<BR>bwindle AT wlgore DOT com<BR>cell : (302) 588-7374 =
(preferred)<BR>office: (410) 506-4117 fax: (410) =
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