Boosting performance of the Solaris server?
1997-04-28 00:31:35
Hello...
Any ideas how to make ADSM work faster than I am seeing it at the moment?
For example, doing a back up to a disk storage pool across FDDI I only
see about 500-600 Kb/sec as reported by ADSM --- even lower with
smaller files or more data.
e.g., 28 files:
Total number of objects inspected: 28
Total number of objects backed up: 28
Total number of objects updated: 0
Total number of objects rebound: 0
Total number of objects deleted: 0
Total number of objects failed: 0
Total number of bytes transferred: 193.5 MB
Data transfer time: 350.40 sec
Data transfer rate: 565.74 KB/sec
Average file size: 7,079.0 KB
Elapsed processing time: 00:08:57
I am using a Sun Solaris (2.5.1) system as a server and variety of
clients (Suns, Win95, Novell). (Oddly enough, the Novell system
managed 1200Kbytes/sec...) Neither the server or the clients were
doing much else than the ADSM work.
For a comparision, using rcp to move the file around it can do at >
1Mb/sec. For writing direct to a DLT drive across the network, I
could manage 3.5Mb/sec at one point.
Any suggestions are welcome. [1]
Russell
[1] except for moving to AIX ;)
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