I'm surprised you're having problems with /nsr on EMC. I've seen very good
performance from /nsr being on EMC. The one issue I've seen was with
NetWorker 5 doing nsrck -F's on around 80GB of indexes. Turned out that the
EMC was SRDF'd across to another site and the SRDF link didn't have enough
bandwidth for the amount of changes that the nsrcks managed to generate!

Easy way round this problem was to turn off SRDF for our /nsr disks and
everything was fine!

> This may be a bit off the traditional Networker questions, but it does
> affect my Networker environment.
>
> I currently have an E4500 with a jni fci-1063 card attached to a EMC Sym.
> I want to remove this connection and put a Sun FC Multipack in its place.
> This will be the new home for my /nsr directory.  My Wait I/O% is terrible
> with my /nsr out on the EMC.
>
> Does anyone have experience with the above stated scenario?  Will it work?
> Has anyone else had problems with EMC disks and their /nsr directory.
>
> Thanks!
>
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