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Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
Team, i am using veeam ver 9.0 to run the replication.. its taking so long to run the replica and am not sure why.. is it adviseable to run the replication when the VM is powered Off... am really wondering how a bandwidth of 50/50 MBPS has a transfer speed on 2.1 MB/s.... Help guyz..
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
Hi Tim,
Please, share what are the bottleneck stats for the replication job?
Thanks!
Please, share what are the bottleneck stats for the replication job?
Thanks!
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
bottleneck stats .... bottleneck is target, proessing rate- 2.1 MB/s, network -0%
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
Bottleneck "target" means that the target disk writer component spends most of the time writing data to the storage.
What transport mode is used by the target proxy? Btw is there a backup proxy at the offsite location?
Thanks!
What transport mode is used by the target proxy? Btw is there a backup proxy at the offsite location?
Thanks!
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
grinev
i dont have a proxy at the offsite location...
i dont have a proxy at the offsite location...
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
Tim,
I'd highly recommend you to deploy a backup proxy at the offsite, this should improve performance of the job.
If the bottleneck still remains on target, then i'd suggest the issue on the storage.
Please, review this existing thread about best practices for Replication. Thanks!
I'd highly recommend you to deploy a backup proxy at the offsite, this should improve performance of the job.
If the bottleneck still remains on target, then i'd suggest the issue on the storage.
Please, review this existing thread about best practices for Replication. Thanks!
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
BTW, if you have Veeam ONE, then you can run this report > Backup Infrastructure Assessment, which will analyze your current deployment and will come up with recommended changes according to our best practices.
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
i have setup the backup proxy at the offsite location.. seems not to improve.. want to try WAN accelerator...
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Re: Veaam Replication of a Powered Off VM
What was the bottleneck during last run?
Did you choose target proxy manually in the replication job settings?
Thanks
Did you choose target proxy manually in the replication job settings?
Thanks
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