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Replication job concurrency
I just started using the replication feature to do a server migration with minimal downtime.
Is it expected behaviour that in a single replication job between 2 hosts with 15 VM's, all VM's are replicated sequentially? My proxies on both hosts are set to 4 concurrent tasks, so I would expect 4 replications happening at the same time.
Is this some kind of limitation I have not found out about in the documentation?
Is it expected behaviour that in a single replication job between 2 hosts with 15 VM's, all VM's are replicated sequentially? My proxies on both hosts are set to 4 concurrent tasks, so I would expect 4 replications happening at the same time.
Is this some kind of limitation I have not found out about in the documentation?
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Re: Replication job concurrency
No, no WAN acceleration. 2 servers, standard edition of Veeam B&R, single subnet, one proxy per host.
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Re: Replication job concurrency
What about concurrent task value in the repository settings?
Also, check the Parallel Processing checkbox in the General Options.
Please keep in mind that 1 task = 1 VM disk, so if the VM has 4 disks, for example, it will consume 4 concurrent task slots for processing. Thanks!
Also, check the Parallel Processing checkbox in the General Options.
Please keep in mind that 1 task = 1 VM disk, so if the VM has 4 disks, for example, it will consume 4 concurrent task slots for processing. Thanks!
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Re: Replication job concurrency
Ah, the Parallel Processing checkbox wasn't checked. That did the trick, thanks!
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