because SyncIQ is async, I think it is not possible to do that. SyncIQ performance depends on several factors, the amount of data, the file/folder structure, the file/folder count and so on. It uses snapshots after the first initial sync, then it will migrate only the changes.
It will be possible using scripts. Monitor the completion of current running job every second and as soon as it finishes you can kickoff job again using "isi sync policy run " command.
As Krisztian stated SyncIQ is async and the session will not start pushing the data immediately as it has to progress through phases and it will start pushing the actual data only at Phase 7/9.
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Posted September 5th, 2013 06:00
Hi,
because SyncIQ is async, I think it is not possible to do that. SyncIQ performance depends on several factors, the amount of data, the file/folder structure, the file/folder count and so on. It uses snapshots after the first initial sync, then it will migrate only the changes.