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nvdwansem
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Creating a backup of a CIFS or NFS share proxy bottleneck

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Hello,

Recently I've started creating backups from CIFS/NFS shares in v10, when I check the job status the proxy is always the bottleneck.

My question is what is the proxy server in this case? I know it's not using an actual proxy server like regular VM backup does so can someone clarify that for me?

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Re: Creating a backup of a CIFS or NFS share proxy bottleneck

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Hi Nvdwansem,

File proxy is responsible for transferring the data from the file shares. Most likely, in your case, this role is assigned to the backup server, which already has a significant load.

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Re: Creating a backup of a CIFS or NFS share proxy bottleneck

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nvdwansem,

To check what proxy is assigned to your file share open the Inventory node in the Veeam B&R console, find the file share in the question and go to it's properties. You should see the list of assigned proxies under Processing step. Cheers!

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Re: Creating a backup of a CIFS or NFS share proxy bottleneck

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Sorry maybe I wasn't clear.

I'm taking backups of file shares hosted on Linux and Windows servers Adding Managed Server File Share

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Re: Creating a backup of a CIFS or NFS share proxy bottleneck

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Hi,

In this case, the File Server itself acts as a proxy, and the data mover component is installed there. Most likely, there is a high CPU resource consumption on this server that results in the bottleneck. At first, I would analyze Resource Monitor data during different usage scenarios to get an idea of what's going on there.

Hope it helps, thanks.
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