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nsrmmd -n ## - How to determine which drive this process maps to
Thanks for the sugestion... I have already downloaded the sysinternals Process Explorer which is a GUI. I also found a nice command line utility called PrcView that can be used for creating a script to automate the extraction of the nsrmmd "-n ##" information. However, that is only part of...- creovisual
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- Forum: Data Recovery
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Sustained throughput in a Legato NetWorker environment
You will not get 150 MB/sec from 2 Gbit NICs. From my experience, you will not see more than about 50MB/sec from a single NIC (sustained) and if you trunk 2, you may see close to 100MB/sec. This number will fall short of what an average 2 way (4 core or better) comodity 2U server (Dell 2950...- creovisual
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- Forum: Data Recovery
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nsrmmd -n ## - How to determine which drive this process maps to
NetWorker starts an nsrmmd process for each device that the server has (file, disk, etc...). each of these nsrmmd processes has an "-n" argument that specifies a unique ID that can be used to identify the process. Each of these unique nsrmmd processes is directly associated with a single...- creovisual
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