Hi there,
I don't know if this has been discussed but google won't show me
relevant results.
I use bacula to backup to eternus library with 4 drives. Multi drive
config and simultaneous write works great. But what I need is to
restrict one pool (offsite pool) to write to only single volume so th
Hi,
I have a problem while I try to create the new volume:
Connecting to Director localhost:9101
bconsole: bsock.c:223 Socket open error. proto=10 port=9101.
ERR=Rodzina adresów nie obsługiwana przez protokół
1000 OK: rpi1backup-dir Version: 5.2.6 (21 February 2012)
Enter a period to cancel a com
My original question, is anyone using Max Bandwidth successfully and
what are YOUR optimal settings?
This is in the context of having multiple KVM VMs backing up from a
node. If you are not using Max Bandwidth
then this question is not for you. Thanks!
As for looking into ethtool, subtracting the
hi
i am follow this web page
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-back-up-an-ubuntu-14-04-server-with-bacula
because i want to remote backup.
i configure the file that connect to client as follows
file path on the server bacula: /etc/bacula/conf.d/bacula5.conf
Client {
N
Just in time: reading again your initial message I think you assume it is a
network bottleneck.
If it's the case you may use ethtool to fetch the actual capacity of your
ethernet interfaces (even bad cabling can make a 1000 Gb interface negotiating
100 Mb) and try to estabilish a lower value fo
> > I am having the issue that servers that have multiple KVM VM's that are
> > being backed up
> > are throttling the servers resources and bringing it to a crawl.
>> I'm assuming you are referring to the machine CPU high usage bottleneck.
>> Are you using compression? If yes NEVER use a higher t
> I am having the issue that servers that have multiple KVM VM's that are
> being backed up
> are throttling the servers resources and bringing it to a crawl.
> I'm assuming you are referring to the machine CPU high usage bottleneck.
> Are you using compression? If yes NEVER use a higher than 6 gzi
Kern Sibbald wrote (2016/01/18):
> Yesterday, we released Bacula version 7.4.0.
Hello, thank you very much ;o)
So I have decided that I should finally upgrade my 5.2.12-based backup
site to something newer. So I have upgraded server, then 20+ client
nodes...
And then I have found, that some serv
*100 Mb
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>> There are hosts with 100Mb and 1000Mb adapters in the mix.
100 MB sux. =)
>> On 2/3/2016 1:00 AM, Randy Katz wrote:
>> > Hi,
>> > I am having the issue that servers that have multiple KVM VM's that are
>> > being backed up
>> > are throttling the servers resources and bringing it to a crawl.
Hello Randy,
I was talking about your backup windows (the period of time you have to run
your backups). Since you´re having problems with your servers running out
of resources (basically bandwidth), I suppose you´re running backups during
intensive use of your servers.
If this is the problem, you
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