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slow Performance at local backup
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1. Are you running the latest NT Service Pack (SP6a)?
2. Are you running the latest SCSI drivers for your SCSI card/Compaq server?
3. Is your DLT 20/40 firmware up to date?
4. Have you patched Arcserve (if there are any patches)?
Try these, should definately help.
2. Are you running the latest SCSI drivers for your SCSI card/Compaq server?
3. Is your DLT 20/40 firmware up to date?
4. Have you patched Arcserve (if there are any patches)?
Try these, should definately help.
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The SCSI adapter driver is important to keep updated. Arcserve uses it's own driver for the tape device, so you should remove any WIndows tape device driver that happens t load.
Check you general server health for the reasons behind slow backup. How does the CPU utilization look during backup? How much memory gets allocated? Has the physical memory been exceeded by the commit charge? (use task manager to check this) Chris Horvath - True Data Storage Networks Inc. - New York City
Premier CA VAR, Arcserve Training Center, StorageTek Dealer
arcserve_pro@yahoo.com
Check you general server health for the reasons behind slow backup. How does the CPU utilization look during backup? How much memory gets allocated? Has the physical memory been exceeded by the commit charge? (use task manager to check this) Chris Horvath - True Data Storage Networks Inc. - New York City
Premier CA VAR, Arcserve Training Center, StorageTek Dealer
arcserve_pro@yahoo.com
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