Speed of windows

Hello

I am having issues with backup (slow), I am trying to find out how data you
can expect windows will copy in an hour, independent of disk I/O, ram etc.

All the graphs I have seen are based on # of clients, ie, 4 clients, total
throuput about 60 gig/hour.

What can I expect for 1 client, 1 thread ?

Thanks

In news:E4050352-C4FD-4950-9EE2-(E-Mail Removed),
Jordy <(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
> Hello
>
> I am having issues with backup (slow), I am trying to find out how
> data you can expect windows will copy in an hour, independent of disk
> I/O, ram etc.

I'm not sure how one could measure this *without* factoring in I/O, RAM,
general server resource contention, etc...
>
> All the graphs I have seen are based on # of clients, ie, 4 clients,
> total throuput about 60 gig/hour.
>
> What can I expect for 1 client, 1 thread ?

This is likely more of a hardware issue than anything else. Also, what
backup software are you running, and what are you backing up from/to ?
>
> Thanks

Hello

Lets say that is not a factor, reason is.. Single client 4 GIG RAM, SAN,
Nothing else really accessing SAN. I was wondering what kind of I/O I should
get.

Using Backup exec / commvault, getting the same througput.


Thanks


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" wrote:

>
>
> In news:E4050352-C4FD-4950-9EE2-(E-Mail Removed),
> Jordy <(E-Mail Removed)> typed:
> > Hello
> >
> > I am having issues with backup (slow), I am trying to find out how
> > data you can expect windows will copy in an hour, independent of disk
> > I/O, ram etc.
>
> I'm not sure how one could measure this *without* factoring in I/O, RAM,
> general server resource contention, etc...
> >
> > All the graphs I have seen are based on # of clients, ie, 4 clients,
> > total throuput about 60 gig/hour.
> >
> > What can I expect for 1 client, 1 thread ?
>
> This is likely more of a hardware issue than anything else. Also, what
> backup software are you running, and what are you backing up from/to ?
> >
> > Thanks
>
>
>