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Author Topic: stripe size raid array 128k to 64k  (Read 4797 times)

deadreply

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stripe size raid array 128k to 64k
« on: November 18, 2010, 06:35:12 AM »

Hi
I have a problem with my backup exec 13 i cant perform a full backup over network
backup start after maybe 300mo backup fail information i have found on the internet,
is change the size of array....

Someone know if is possible to configure the raid like that.
Stripe size array to 64K

thanks
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emporium

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Re: stripe size raid array 128k to 64k
« Reply #1 on: November 23, 2010, 07:39:19 PM »

I could see this being a problem with a Local RAID array on your machine, but I doubt it for backups over network.  Backupexec has no clue that the remote even has an array, it just sees a Samba share.

What version of firmware are you using ?  The machine running Backup Exec, is connected to the network with Gigabit or 10/100 ?  Is it Auto or Manual forced.

On your DNS343, Speed 10/100/1000 (auto or manual set) ?  Are you using a managed or unmanaged switch ?  Jumbo frames enabled ?

I would suspect more a network issue.  I have had a few issues trying to stream media to units like my WDTV Live, when Jumbo frames were enabled.  Since the WDTV Live is conencted at 10/100, on an unmanaged switch which doesn't do

BTW: What kind of drives are you using ?  I had a problem on my QNAP TS409 when I tried using a set of WD Green series drives.  I had used a set in the past an had no issues, but with another set, I could never transfer more than 400 to 500MB without the unit timeout out an choking.  I switched to some hitachi 7200 rpm drives, and the problem disappeared.  On 1 of DNS343 units, I am using Seagate ES.2 drives, and on the other one I have a set of Seagate Constellation drives.  My Synology DS508 is using 5 Seagate 2TB LP drives.



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Synology DS508 5x2TB (RAID 6) [Primary fileserver]
QNAP TS409 4x2TB (RAID 5) [ secondary fileserver/ backup ]
DNS-343 4x2TB HDD (RAID 5) [Video]
DNS-343 4x1TB HDD (RAID 5) [Audio]
DNS-323 2x1TB (recently retired) :)
Synology DS1010+ currently on order...;)