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by menced » Apr 06, 2014 10:19 pm
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In the mail sent after a backup, the "Read" field in an incremental backup, mean the data read DIFFERENT from the first total backup?
I mean
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FULL BACKUP:
Name Status Start time End time Size Read Transferred Duration Details
asf Success 23:01:59 23:14:33 49,6 GB 47,2 GB 21,8 GB 0:12:34
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INCREMENTAL:
Name Status Start time End time Size Read Transferred Duration Details
asf Success 23:02:04 23:03:52 49,6 GB 469,0 MB 159,1 MB 0:01:48
Does this mean that the "Read" field is so low in the incremental backup because a smaller part of data are changed from the first backup (469.0 MB)?
Data transferred are so lower because they are compressed from read data?
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by foggy » Apr 07, 2014 6:36 am
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menced wrote: Does this mean that the "Read" field is so low in the incremental backup because a smaller part of data are changed from the first backup (469.0 MB)?
Correct, Veeam B&R performs incremental backups, copying only those data blocks that have changed since the last job run.
menced wrote: Data transferred are so lower because they are compressed from read data?
Correct, there is a compression and source-side deduplication too.
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