Several comments:
- the initial full will run a long time
- turn on client compression
- implement QOS (quality of service) on the routers to limit tsm traffic
I don't know much about this last item, but our network folks just made
changes
to our routers to limit tsm traffic to no more than 80% of the bandwidth.
"Michael, Monte"
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Fellow TSM administrators:
My company is currently looking at backing up approximately 40 NT servers
at our remote locations, back to our local data center. Each location has
around 10gb - 40gb of storage, and very minimal daily change activity on
the files. Some of the locations are 256k data lines, and some are t1
lines.
Does anyone have a list of best practices? What are some of the options
that you have found to improve the process of remote backups via TSM to a
central location. Any help and input that you can provide is much
appreciated.
> Thank You,
>
> Monte Michael
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