I have been searching and trying to find out if there are any recommended environment settings to make use of storage level corruption guard (backup health check). I have read this https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... ml?ver=100 which is cool and I get what it is describing with regards to CRC checks etc, however, I can't see anything on the mechanics behind this.
My situation is I have enabled SLCG on a backup copy job that copies to a Veeam Cloud Connect provider. I understand that the storage has to be performant for this to work, but what about bandwidth requirements? Does the SLCG work in a similar way to a replication job that only has a proxy server at the source side? All data has to route through the source and in turn, it takes a long time? Does the SLCG in this scenario have to read the entire source and target backup files and send the verification checks over the link? Does having encryption enabled on the backups make this process take even longer?
I guess what I am looking for here are some recommendations on how much bandwidth is required to use SLCG on a remote repository or tell me I have the wrong end of the stick
Thanks,
Ian
. That does mean then that the performance is entirely dependent on the speed of the storage at the target side then.