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December 7th, 2010 03:00
Backup throughput checking
Hi ,
I Just want to know that is there any command to check the throughput of the backup that is running using the CLI so that i can know at waht speed the backups are running. I know i can check it using NMC and the green GUI, but is there any command to check this.
Thanks
Pratap
bob_schuknecht
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December 7th, 2010 06:00
nsrwatch
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December 10th, 2010 08:00
Apart from monitoring commands is there any particular command to check the throughput for the particular client.
wparsons1
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December 10th, 2010 09:00
Not sure about data rate for running jobs, but you might want to look at jobquery:
bash-3.00$ jobquery -i - <
> . type:session info;completed: 0;
>
> print
>
> EOF
type: session info;
client name: myserver;
completed: 0;
compression ratio: 0;
current pool: BackupHMR;
current read/write total: 118945124;
device family: tape;
Device path: /dev/UOL/HMRdrive6;
device type: LTO Ultrium-2;
extended information: ;
Jobid from session info: 6549881;
number of volumes used: 5;
recover file count: 0;
recover file total: 0;
savegroup name: Myserver_a_CMR;
saveset id: \
4ac2f791-00000006-06014392-4d014392-09020014-4fdcd006;
saveset name: "T:\\";
Session end time: 1291964984;
session id: 98515;
Session mode: 0;
Session start time: 1291962408;
total amount to be read/written: 0;
total volumes needed: 0;
transfer rate: 0; *** Don't think this is populated until completion ***
volume name: HB0253;
HTH
Will
tlemons1
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December 10th, 2010 09:00
From memory, the save completion messages will show the amount of data saved and the duration of the backup. Divide the first by the second, and you have throughput.
tl
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December 10th, 2010 18:00
Hi,
This is not so clear for me can u please give me an example on this so that it would be really helpful.