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Analyzing "Busy" data in statistics

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Looking at the statistics of my jobs I see "busy" values like:
"Busy: Source 50% > Proxy 38% > Network 97% > Target 15%"
for a replica or
"Busy: Source 99% > Proxy 46% > Network 2% > Target 58%"
for a backup.
How can interpret such data in order to take the necessary actions and maybe investiments?
Is there any document on this subject?
How can I get information about past jobs, as I see such information in "Statistics" but not in "Reports"?
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Re: Analyzing "Busy" data in statistics

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Hi Mario, have you had a chance to review the sticky FAQ topic? See right next to the New Topic button. Thanks.
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Re: Analyzing "Busy" data in statistics

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marius roma wrote:How can I get information about past jobs, as I see such information in "Statistics" but not in "Reports"?
You can use arrow keys to move between job runs in the Statistics window and review previous job session logs.
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Re: Analyzing "Busy" data in statistics

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Hi Guys
I see this looks like a very old post but with no clear answer, I`m also looking for information on how to interpret these results of the backup job just to get an idea which numbers are acceptable and which ones are not so I can remidiate accordingly:

Load: Source 66% > Proxy 6% > Network 22% > Target 32%

To be precise, I need to know which % numbers are acceptable for each and which % numbers need one`s attention?

Thanks in advanced
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Re: Analyzing "Busy" data in statistics

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The FAQ I referenced above provides pretty clear answer to this in the very first entry? Any numbers are acceptable, but numbers close to 100% mean the given component is becoming the bottleneck.
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