Re: [Networker] Network traffic - cloning vs backups

Stan,

The Storage Node doing the cloning is the same Storage
Node that wrote 
the backups. And it is reading what it wrote to the
CDL (during backup) 
and writing to tape in SL500.

The server is just a passive box, for CFI/Index, etc.

Prasad.


Stan Horwitz wrote:

> On Oct 12, 2006, at 10:44 AM, Prasad Chalikonda
wrote:
> 
>> Hello,
>>
>> Has anyone ever seen an increased network traffic
>> between the Storage
>> Node & Networker Server, during cloning, as opposed
to
>> backups?
>>
>> To elaborate:
>> An Exchange server has a BCV. The BCV is mounted on
a
>> Storage Node, and
>> it backs it up to a CDL (over FC). The same Storage
>> Node then clones the
>> data, from the CDL to tapes in an SL500, again over
>> FC.
>>
>> Everthing works fine, except that there is 5 times
>> increased network
>> traffic between the SN & the server during cloning,
as
>> opposed to backups.
>>
>> Can anybody think of a reason?
>>
>> Networker 7.3.1. Server & SN on same VLAN.
> 
> 
> I would expect to see increased traffic between your
storage node and  
> the server doing the cloning because you are sending
all the cloned  
> data over that network. Or am I missing something?
> 
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