Hi,

I think that mammoth maintain the speed of the tape regardless the speed
of backup stream and fill the tape with blanks if the backup speed is not
enough.
So it is possible that UNIX send data with more speed and the tape ends
with 32 GB,but 2000 send data with less speed and the tape ends with 21
GB.

Stefanos

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> Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 07:23:50 -0500
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> Hi,
>
> We recently migrated our Lotus notes server from Solaris to Windows 2000.
> Previously, we were able to get about 33GB per Mammoth Tape.
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> Now we are getting about 21GB per tape.
>
> I didn't have netbackup compression enabled in the past. And i still
> don't. The Master Server has not changed.
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> I'm wondering why i on;y get 21GB per tape?
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> Thanks
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> Karl