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Transfer speed between geo locations

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We have a site in Asia that have a BackupCopy job which send the backupcopy to a location in Europe. But the transfer rate is a little to slow I think. Perhaps someone have a good explanation on where I should look.

Both Sites have a 100 Mbit internet connection, but transfer rate is only between 500 KB-1 MB/sec. and read speed is 1-2 MB/s

Any good ideas what to look for?
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Re: Transfer speed between geo locations

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Hi Jørgen, first of all, what are the bottleneck stats for that job?
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Hi and thank for replying..

Bottlenecks differ a little, but aprox. the same status...

Load: Source 59% > Proxy 1% > Network 27% > Target 0%
Load: Source 66% > Proxy 1% > Network 32% > Target 2%
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What kind of storage do you have at the source? How is it added to Veeam B&R? Are there any parallel tasks assigned to it while backup copy is running?
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The backup server on source location is a HPE DL380 G8 with a HPE P2000 G3 Direct attached storage.

The storage is added as a Windows Server SMB3 repository.
(I tried to copy a 5GB file from local SAS disks to the target (to rule out the P2000 storage) and that is the same transfer speed. So I guess its not veeam that causes the issue

I have checked for any parallel transfers but that is not the case.
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Bottleneck source means that the source data retrieval speed is the bottleneck. Since your test also shows the same data transfer speed, I'd test with some other server as a source to confirm the backup server itself is the culprit here.
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