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WAN accelerator digest sizing?
Hello,
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... tml?ver=95 states to allocate 5% of provisioned VM size to source WAN accelerator. https://bp.veeam.expert/resource_planni ... ation.html states to allocate 2% of "source VM disk size". Which % is correct and should provisioned or actual disk size be used?
Thanks.
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backu ... tml?ver=95 states to allocate 5% of provisioned VM size to source WAN accelerator. https://bp.veeam.expert/resource_planni ... ation.html states to allocate 2% of "source VM disk size". Which % is correct and should provisioned or actual disk size be used?
Thanks.
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Re: WAN accelerator digest sizing?
I believe the best practices guide recommendation comes from Veeam B&R v9.0 times and just needs to be updated to the current (Veeam B&R v9.5) one you see in the help section.
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Re: WAN accelerator digest sizing?
Thanks, foggy! Then when setting up the source WAN accelerator can I set a cache size of 0gb?
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Re: WAN accelerator digest sizing?
Yes, cache size doesn't matter on the source WAN accelerator.
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Re: WAN accelerator digest sizing?
Then circling back to my second question, what's the reason that 9.5 requires digest space be allocated for provisioned space instead of just used space? There's a large amount of empty provisioned space in my environment and it'd be nice to not allocate digest space for it.
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Re: WAN accelerator digest sizing?
It is just a more valid estimation than the previous one, since the provisioned space might be filled with data some day and you need to get prepared to keep it's digests.
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