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How to Improve performances in Netbackup Windows FlashBackup policy

mauog
Level 3
Hi all,
I'm backupping a whole disk of a windows server using a flashbackup policy as \\.E: writing to a PDDO storage unit.
At the moment the backup speed is nearly 10000 Kbyte/sec and data are moved over a 1Gbit LAN network.
Because it isn't possible split the backup in different streams I would like to know if  I can tune some parameter of my involved servers to try to improove this speed.
Could anybody give me some hints?

Thank You

Regards

Mauro
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Nicolai
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I think this guide may help

NetBackup 6.5 Backup Planning and Performance Tuning Guide

http://support.veritas.com/docs/307083


First you need to check that the network can carry the amount of data wanted. I usally use Netcordia's ttcp test utility. It's very good to show network with a cork in them.


The default values are a little weak and won't show the true bandwidth  - This is the command I use:

Reciver side:
java ttcp -r -l 65536 -n 16384

Sender side:
java ttcp  -l 65536 -n 16384 -t {hostname}

Output looks like this:

Transmit: 1073741824 bytes in 9299 milli-seconds = 115468.52 KB/sec (923748.2 Kbps).

In the example we are pretty close to the full gigabit capacity.