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WAN accelerator question
Hi,
we have several wan accelerators and at processing hard disk it stays for big disks like 4-5TB over an hour with no progress in job log.
What is going on at this stage and what side have to do the heavy lifting? Is it source or target?
The most time the bottleneck is target wan.
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we have several wan accelerators and at processing hard disk it stays for big disks like 4-5TB over an hour with no progress in job log.
What is going on at this stage and what side have to do the heavy lifting? Is it source or target?
The most time the bottleneck is target wan.
thanks guys
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Re: WAN accelerator question
Maybe it is because source job uses compression high?
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nobody?
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Re: WAN accelerator question
Hi, Karsten.
Most heavy lifting is done by the source WAN accelerator as it's the one doing the chunking/dedupe.
I can't imaging decompression being an issue as it is fairly light on CPU (unlike compression).
Please remember to direct any environment-specific issues to technical support, as we ask when you click New Topic. They will be able to tell from the debug logs if there's an issue or if everything is working normally. When it comes to possible environmental issues, this is a much better strategy than pinging us PMs here on the forums
Thanks!
Most heavy lifting is done by the source WAN accelerator as it's the one doing the chunking/dedupe.
I can't imaging decompression being an issue as it is fairly light on CPU (unlike compression).
Please remember to direct any environment-specific issues to technical support, as we ask when you click New Topic. They will be able to tell from the debug logs if there's an issue or if everything is working normally. When it comes to possible environmental issues, this is a much better strategy than pinging us PMs here on the forums
Thanks!
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Re: WAN accelerator question
understood.
Thank you Anton
Thank you Anton
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Re: WAN accelerator question
I did open a support case: 05867090
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