Hi all,
There is an article on "SLP_Multiple_Lifecycle" in the knowledge base, but there is no mention of why it is grouped.
What are the benefits of grouping?
https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100002786
Also, for your other SLPs you can change the grouping behaviour (by default grouping happens) by going into Master server properties > SLP Parameters > and changing "Group images across SLPs" to "No".
Hello
Just me thinking out loud... for instance less jobs in activity monitor the better, right? maybe less nbrb resources are used... less nbjm related thing... less mean more cpu/mem do remain for other things right? but that is only my take, so called common sense ;)
hi quebek-san,
thank you for your reply.
however,
the replication caches the SO/FP of the target site required to transfer the target backup data and extracts the data to be transferred.
I think it is more efficient to process multiple jobs in parallel to use CPU / MEM than to combine them into one replication job.
how about?
Hello hiromasa_y2g
Well you are Veritas employee ;) so ask the coders.
but also you can test this by changing what X2 mentioned above. I do like these groups - my take.
