Doesn't the DDR2 slot in a p570 go twice as fast as the normal PCI slot?
Orville L. Lantto
From: Kauffman, Tom
Sent: Thu 10/18/2007 21:43
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] 7500 Mb/s on 10 GbE!
The PCI bus on a P5 will saturate at 400 MB/Sec; you'll need to go to
the P6 to exce
The PCI bus on a P5 will saturate at 400 MB/Sec; you'll need to go to
the P6 to exceed that. That, and the $8,000 per end cost are the
reasons I have 4 independent gigabit backup networks. (At the lat time I
looked, the IBM card was $8,000 and a populated 8-port board for our
Cisco switch was $64,
On the SP's you could use the switch to get fast backups.
On a large P5 with VLAN and TSM on the same box you can also.
You can also use p5 VLANS and a dedicated large packet NIC going to
a similarly configured NIC on a TSM server.
But with more people doing Lan-free..
- Original Mes
The reason I posted this is that up to now, I've never seen anyone go
any faster than about 400 MB/s (3200 Mb/s). If you're able to test that
you can go indeed go anywhere near the speed that this guy had, using
your P5s of course, I'd love to post your results, too.
I'm just trying to help get t
On Thu, Oct 18, 2007 at 07:00:29PM -0400, Curtis Preston wrote:
> I monitor several backup-related mailing lists, and a user on another
> list is getting 7500 Mb/s on his 10 GbE card and was willing to share
> how he did it.
We don't have a back to back 10Gb connection, but we do have 3 1Gb server
I monitor several backup-related mailing lists, and a user on another
list is getting 7500 Mb/s on his 10 GbE card and was willing to share
how he did it.
It's a NetBackup user, but that's not what the post is about. It's
about how he got 7500 MB/s into a single backup server, and how he did
Windows Cluster Configuration.
Hello all,
We have been having another issue with one of our Clients Windows
Cluster Configuration and the TSM Scheduler and TSM Web Client were
uninstalled/reinstalled.
I have a question about Windows Clustering, When creating the scheduler
On the PHYSICAL NOD
Richard,
Thanks. I am monitoring TSM operations from a Perl script someone made a
long time ago (before I got here). What the script does is basically dump
the activity log to a file and then 'does stuff with it'. The stuff it does,
it is not doing very well. For some reason and for TDP sessions o
Rick -
I think you're perceiving the FAILED column of the Activity Summary
table to be a kind of boolean, or condition code. It is actually the
number of objects which the (B/A) client reported to have failed in
its attempt to back them up, as can occur when a transient file in a
file system dis
Hi,
I'm trying to understand the contents of the summary table on our TSM
5.3.4.0 server.
When I do
select entity,failed from summary where activity='BACKUP' and
cast((current_timestamp-start_time)hours as decimal(8,0)) < 24 and failed>0
order by entity
I get a number of results.
However, when
Anyone using this machine 48 spindle beast with Linux?
Would love to hear about your setup in terms of storage management.
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Warm regards,
Michael Green
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