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fhabers
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Compression level in numbers

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Hello Community,

I am currently working on a Job-Report created with the Veeam Powershell Snapin.
One query is to get the compression level.

I am already able to receive the compression level but all I get are numbers.
Now I would like to ask if anybody can tell for what those numbers stand.
Example:
server1: compression level of 4
server2: compression level of 5
server3: compression level of 9

Can those numbers be linked with the compression level seen in the Backup Console (Dedupe-friendly, Optimal, High, ....)?
Or does a compression level of 4 represent a compression by the factor 4?

Thanks
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Re: Compression level in numbers

Post by Egor Yakovlev » 1 person likes this post

AUTO _COMPRESSION _LEVEL = -1,
NONE _COMPRESSION _LEVEL = 0,
DEDUPE _COMPRESSION _LEVEL = 4,
OPTIMAL _COMPRESSION _LEVEL = 5,
HIGH _COMPRESSION _LEVEL = 6,
EXTREME _COMPRESSION _LEVEL = 9
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Re: Compression level in numbers

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For future reference, you can find these listed in the documentation for the 'Set-VBRJobAdvancedStorageOptions' cmdlet:

https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=100
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