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1. 29-11-2007 20:06

File Sizes & Performance
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Finally, accept that there is a limit to how fast a backup can go. This also depends upon your data type.
 
 
To illustrate this fact, I've listed below the Job Rates for a recent day's backups. All of these servers are sunning simmilar hardware, all are on the same 1GB network, all full backups. The primary difference is the type of files. The faster servers have a few large files (databases), the slower ones have a lot of smaller files. 
 
Job Rate 
624.39 MB/min 
1,342.72 MB/min 
766.84 MB/min 
2,059.41 MB/min 
2,777.60 MB/min 
413.10 MB/min 
130.40 MB/min
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