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Some speed issue

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Hello

Noticed strange behavior when restoring over the network. First 4 disks restored with biggest speed. No traffic rules. Anybody look the same ?

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Re: Some speed issue

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Hi Outlaw

For full or single disk restore we recommend to use a hot-add proxy instead of NDB. You will get most likely better restore performance. My suggestion: Deploy a Linux or windows proxy on your ESXI host for the restore.

You can also open a case and let our customer support team investigate the bottleneck. Something we cannot do here in the forum. And I don't think another customers restore experience will help you to solve it in your specific environment.
I would start with testing a restore with a hot-add proxy and if that doesn't speed up things, contact our customer support team.

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Re: Some speed issue

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Thanx for advice, but its no problem(yet) :)
I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced this. Maybe it is "by design" :)
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Re: Some speed issue

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I can only agree with Fabian, the best way is indeed Hot-Add. When we were still using NBD the restore speed dropped drastically starting with vsphere 7U2, if I remember correctly. Installing some Linux VMs as Hot-Add Proxies on the hosts solved that nicely and the speed is better as it ever was before.
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