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07-31-2002 04:00 PM
07-31-2002 04:00 PM
Compression problems
In doing backups with Arcserve on a Proliant, the tape appears to be maxed out at ~24gb. Hardware compression is on, software is off. I had the customer clean the drive, which was indicated. Tape b/u is set up to overwrite any existing jobs, so appending isn't an issue. Data is an assortment of small-business files, mail, proxy servers, and domain controller - - nothing unusual.
1. Is cleaning critical to compression?
2. Is 40gb just a theoretical maximum, with 60% of compressed capacity a normal real-world limit?
3. Is this just a tape drive hardware issue?
Thanks.
1. Is cleaning critical to compression?
2. Is 40gb just a theoretical maximum, with 60% of compressed capacity a normal real-world limit?
3. Is this just a tape drive hardware issue?
Thanks.
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