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Rep Power: 0 | 50 hours for just under a terabyte, on the network Thanks Last edited by itgeek; 22-02-2008 at 12:57 PM.. |
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Rep Power: 12 | It could be anything really. A few questions to help. Do you back up the local server? Does it back up the local server at the same speed as network? - if yes and takes the same time to back up the local as the networks it could be the scsi cable. Do you have 2 network cards in your back up server? Try running the back up off the second card - use it as a dedicated NIC How old are your tapes? Is the tape drive on it own scsi card. Does anything else run on your network over teh weekend? |
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![]() | Do you have on-demand anti-virus scanning on either the backup server or the server with the data on? I noticed on 11d that anti-virus on demand scanning can more than double the backup time. Also try the latest version of network card drivers on both servers. If you have 2 network cards, can you team them? Defraging both servers can help too. |
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Also few things to check: - What is trhe RAID setup on the backup server i.e. 1, 5, 0 etc - what is the network connection link speed from the servers being backed up to the backup server i.e. 100mb/1Gb, Teamed, 10Gb ? - What is the RAID setup on the servers that are being backed up? Usually the slowness will be from the servers that is being backed up rather than the backup server. As Steve said its a good idea to defrag your backup server as well as the other servers, just schedule this so you don't have to remember. Also allow plenty of defrag window on backup server if you backup server has large amount of disk space. As the usual small files will always take longer to backup than larger ones and there is no anything that can be done to speed this up. HTH, Ash. | |
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Rep Power: 7 | I was talking to a consultant about this last week in preparation for our upgrade to V12 from V9 and backing up data from more than one server. Although it's not stated anywhere, it's pretty much crucial that you have a gigabit connection between the servers you're backing up. |
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