I`m using B&R v7 on an Windows Server 2012. I created a copy to tape job for our data partition on the server.
I`m a bit confused, why the copy job takes such a long time.
Why is there such a long "idle time" within the copy process?!
As per release notes, in the current version copying a variety of files to tape medias with “file to tape” job might, indeed, take some time. Though, please be aware that the current implementation is likely to be optimized in the next product versions.
Moreover, you must have been misguided by the any absence of graphical information in the middle of provided “throughput” statistics. It doesn’t mean that VB&R was idling during this period of time, instead, it was copying files of rather small size, so, the processing rate for them wasn’t shown. Once the VB&R had reached relatively big files, the processing rate started to be reflected again.
As mentioned in the adjacent thread, the mechanism of files to tape job is revised seriously in the upcoming product version. Which means the performance you're currently seeing should be improved there. So, stay tuned!
Thanks for your reply an your information.
As written, my post was just for information not to complain about it.
For my use case the performance is sufficient (at the moment). Comparing the both screenshots there already has been a great improvement in the last year.
could you please tell me, if there will an Option in the new veeam v8 release, to configure copy to tape Jobs with the possibility to exclude subfolders from the copy Job?!
So for example it would be possible the create a copy to tape Job for a whole HDD-Partition of a Server and only exclude some subfolders, i don`t want to be copied...