Thanks very much.. This really help me.
1. I dont really know what kind of hw that is so how many CPU´s do you have?
2. You dont have tweaked anything else in the tsa.conf file?

We had to change the two topp parameters (dont remeber there names) to get 
the speed we have today. When we run tsatest we cant get our backups to get 
any faster. Maybe the hardware isent enough. We have Dell poweradge 2600, 
with 1 CPU. Dont remeber how much memory. think it was 2 Gb.
This is a 6 nodes cluster with nss volumes. We also run 1 Gb separeted 
netwoks from our cluster.

Also very interesting that you mention EMC Clariion CX600 array. We are 
going to consolidate our netware servers from about 530 down to 6 different 
6 nodes cluster. We are looking at Clariion arrays for these clusters. What 
kind of disk do you have in that array? FC? does it work ok??

Thanks again!

Best regards,

MVH / Hampus Lind
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Vincent_Mase AT harvardpilgrim DOT org>
To: "Hampus Lind" <hampus.lind AT rps.police DOT se>
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 9:27 PM
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] re NBU + NetWare problem


> Servers Compaq dl380 G3, 4 to 6 GB memory,  Qlogix HBA   attached to EMC 
> Clariion cx600 array,  Gb
> ethernet nic attached to private backup network..   We are using the 
> default settings for the client
> and have not tweaked anything in regards to NBU buffers.  We had to set 
> the TSA to turn off cluster
> awareness.  Backing up a cluster is a pain.   Also very few people running 
> Netware and NBU so
> support can be hard to find.   If you need more information let me know 
> I'd be happy to share
> whatever I know.
>
>
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>
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> Vincent Mase
> Perot Systems
> Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Account
> 617 509 3355
>