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pmrossi
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June 4th, 2019 07:00
Hi,
did you check network performance and bandwidth using the iperf command on both sides.
Here what is suggested from the avamar manual:
Network bandwidth recommendations
Before you add a Data Domain system to an Avamar configuration, ensure that the
infrastructure provides adequate network bandwidth for backups and Avamar
maintenance activities.
Network bandwidth in an Avamar configuration has the most impact on Avamar client
backups to a Data Domain system and Avamar server maintenance activities. The
process that sends Avamar client metadata to the Avamar server has less impact on
the network bandwidth.
To measure the network bandwidth between the Avamar server and Data Domain
system, use the iperf utility. The iperf utility is available on the Avamar server, on
the Data Domain system, and from the Internet:
l On an Avamar server, the Linux operating system includes the iperf utility
in /usr/local/avamar/bin.
l On a Data Domain system, the Data Domain Operating System (DD OS) includes
the iperf utility.
l For Avamar clients, download the iperf utility from the Internet.
Use the iperf utility to test the network bandwidth
For the most comprehensive results, run the iperf utility in server mode on the
Avamar server and in client mode on the Data Domain system. Then run the iperf
utility in server mode on the Data Domain system and in client mode on the Avamar
server. Run the iperf utility several times to verify the consistency of the results.
Procedure
1. Run the iperf utility in server mode on the Avamar server by typing the
following command:
iperf -s -w 256k
2. Run the iperf utility in client mode on the Avamar server by typing the
iperf -c iperf-server-name -w 256k
where iperf-server-name is the iperf server.
To view statistics for every second, add the -i 1 option.
3. Run the iperf utility in server mode on the Data Domain system by typing the
net iperf server window-size 256K
4. Run the iperf utility in client mode on the Data Domain system by typing the
net iperf client iperf-server-name window-size 256K
To view statistics for every second, add the interval 1 option.
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pmrossi
6 Posts
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June 4th, 2019 07:00
Hi,
did you check network performance and bandwidth using the iperf command on both sides.
Here what is suggested from the avamar manual:
Network bandwidth recommendations
Before you add a Data Domain system to an Avamar configuration, ensure that the
infrastructure provides adequate network bandwidth for backups and Avamar
maintenance activities.
Network bandwidth in an Avamar configuration has the most impact on Avamar client
backups to a Data Domain system and Avamar server maintenance activities. The
process that sends Avamar client metadata to the Avamar server has less impact on
the network bandwidth.
To measure the network bandwidth between the Avamar server and Data Domain
system, use the iperf utility. The iperf utility is available on the Avamar server, on
the Data Domain system, and from the Internet:
l On an Avamar server, the Linux operating system includes the iperf utility
in /usr/local/avamar/bin.
l On a Data Domain system, the Data Domain Operating System (DD OS) includes
the iperf utility.
l For Avamar clients, download the iperf utility from the Internet.
Use the iperf utility to test the network bandwidth
For the most comprehensive results, run the iperf utility in server mode on the
Avamar server and in client mode on the Data Domain system. Then run the iperf
utility in server mode on the Data Domain system and in client mode on the Avamar
server. Run the iperf utility several times to verify the consistency of the results.
Procedure
1. Run the iperf utility in server mode on the Avamar server by typing the
following command:
iperf -s -w 256k
2. Run the iperf utility in client mode on the Avamar server by typing the
following command:
iperf -c iperf-server-name -w 256k
where iperf-server-name is the iperf server.
To view statistics for every second, add the -i 1 option.
3. Run the iperf utility in server mode on the Data Domain system by typing the
following command:
net iperf server window-size 256K
4. Run the iperf utility in client mode on the Data Domain system by typing the
following command:
net iperf client iperf-server-name window-size 256K
where iperf-server-name is the iperf server.
To view statistics for every second, add the interval 1 option.
bye