> I guess you could track the transfer times and sizes for each 
> host/share, but there is a philosophical/practical issue in 
> tracking the storage space since it is pooled and there is no 
> handy way to tell which, if any, other hosts have links to a 
> common file.  In terms of real space consumed, all of your 
> targets can have multiple copies of some large file and it 
> will barely take any more room than one single copy on one host.

Yes, I was indeed thinking about the same thing too: because of
"pooling" it's somehow unprecise defining the effective space used.
Therefore I will be assuming that the data showing in the "Host Summary"
is the space consumed by each single host.

But is there any way to know how much data has been transferred from the
start of the backup process until its end? 

Thanks,
F.

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