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Backup Job starts at 2.5Gb/min but ends up at 1Gb/min

dekkar (TechnicalUser)
30 Jul 12 20:03
Hi all... I have a backup job just sending a single Veeam image to tape.

I would imagine that because it was a single file, it would be quite fast.


AS the subject states, the job starts OK, but ends up going at a snail pace. It takes around 2hrs for the job to hit rock bottom, and I cant work out why. So far ive tried upgrading the firmware on the drive.

Its a 450Gb file, so its a decent size.... The NIC between the boxes is running at around 14-18%, CPU and RAM are no problem. And other Exchange/SQL backup runs at 1.8Gb/Min.

The driver is a HP LTO4 external SCSI.

is this kind of performance expected?

Thanks,
Dekkar
dekkar (TechnicalUser)
30 Jul 12 20:05
forgot to mention that the job (420Gb) takes 6h 30m to complete.

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