Kevin Keane Wrote:
What kind of Internet connection is it? Since you say, 8 Mbps, I'm
guessing either a DSL or Cable modem connection; these are the only 8
Mbps Internet connections I'm aware of.
Those connections are asymmetric. The 8 Mbps would only apply TO your
system. The upload speed is typically much slower; in fact, 3 Mbps
sounds like you would be getting a very good speed; it can often be as
slow as 1 Mbps or less.
If you have a different type of Internet connection, obviously that
does
not apply.
Marc DeTrano wrote:
> > I am having a problem where Bacula backups of Windows machines are
> > running slow, only when saving to a storage daemon across the internet.
>
> > Here's what I have so far:
The connection is 8Mbps up and down. As mentioned, backups of Linux
machines to the same remote storage run at the full 8Mbps. Also, FTP
from the same Windows machine to the same remote machine runs at the
full 8Mbps. I'm still stumped as to where that 3Mbps cap may be coming
from for Windows clients only.
Marc
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