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тАО12-04-2003 04:30 PM
тАО12-04-2003 04:30 PM
SSl1016
I have encountered a problem in autoloader SSL1016.
These are the configuration:
ML530 G2
SSL1016 with 200GB Media
Windows 2000 with Arcserve 2000
The problem is, when we try to backup the 5 servers on the network, when we reach the 133 GB of data it will ask for another media, but we have a 200 GB media, why is it asking for another media eventhough it only use 133 GB of space. What is the possible problem?
thanks,
elmer
These are the configuration:
ML530 G2
SSL1016 with 200GB Media
Windows 2000 with Arcserve 2000
The problem is, when we try to backup the 5 servers on the network, when we reach the 133 GB of data it will ask for another media, but we have a 200 GB media, why is it asking for another media eventhough it only use 133 GB of space. What is the possible problem?
thanks,
elmer
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тАО12-04-2003 05:41 PM
тАО12-04-2003 05:41 PM
Re: SSl1016
Elmer,
The tape capacity of a LTO medium is 100 GB native and 200 GB compressed, assuming a compression ratio of 2. But the data compression of 2:1 is only a rule of fist (a generalization after many observations).
The actual compression ratio is data dependent. Suppose you've got a database space file of 1 GB with only a few records of data in it. You'll achieve a very high compression ratio on this database file as it contains a lot of redundant information. But if the same database space file is completely filled with records, the compression ratio will be around 1.
You achieve only a compression ratio of 1.33 instead of 2, so your data cannot be compressed any further.
The backup software will always use the tape until the end-of-tape is reached, so there isn't any space left on your first tape with 133 GB of data.
If you want to double-checl the compression of your LTO drive, use the LTT software to check it.
Kurt
The tape capacity of a LTO medium is 100 GB native and 200 GB compressed, assuming a compression ratio of 2. But the data compression of 2:1 is only a rule of fist (a generalization after many observations).
The actual compression ratio is data dependent. Suppose you've got a database space file of 1 GB with only a few records of data in it. You'll achieve a very high compression ratio on this database file as it contains a lot of redundant information. But if the same database space file is completely filled with records, the compression ratio will be around 1.
You achieve only a compression ratio of 1.33 instead of 2, so your data cannot be compressed any further.
The backup software will always use the tape until the end-of-tape is reached, so there isn't any space left on your first tape with 133 GB of data.
If you want to double-checl the compression of your LTO drive, use the LTT software to check it.
Kurt
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тАО12-07-2003 11:23 AM
тАО12-07-2003 11:23 AM
Re: SSl1016
Hi!
If that is the case, there is no problem at all. Do you have any support documents ie, websites that you could recommend to further explain this?
I have use the LTT and there is no problem at all when I have diagnose the drive.
Regards,
Elmer
If that is the case, there is no problem at all. Do you have any support documents ie, websites that you could recommend to further explain this?
I have use the LTT and there is no problem at all when I have diagnose the drive.
Regards,
Elmer
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