The strange thing is that the transfer rate is about 413KB/s and the file size is about 413KB so really it should transfer one file per second, however it's taking about 4.3 seconds per file.Īny idea where this overhead comes from, and is there any way to make it faster? For mounting CIFS shares, see Configuring a CIFS Protocol for a vmPRO Appliance.I'm trying to copy a batch of files with scp but it is very slow.
Note: For recommendations regarding Linux system mount options, see Configuring an NFS Protocol for a vmPRO Appliance. If you are using a Scalar LTFS appliance with an NFS share, enter the following NFS mount option: rsize=1048576,wsize=1048576,timeo=12000.To provide file-level access to the backups at the \\\recover\files directory on a CIFS share, enter the IP address or host name of the NAS target.In the Mount options field, enter the location to which you are mounting the NFS or CIFS shares.In the Sub-folder field, enter a directory within the file system, as needed.
In the Share field, enter the name of the exported file system being accessed from the NAS target.In the Protocol drop-down list, select a file sharing protocol - either CIFS or NFS - to assign to your NAS storage target.Use a generic NAS as your storage target. Use the adminaccess add ssh-keys command on your Data Domain appliance.Click Show SSH Key to display the SSH Key popup.
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