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when i start the Netbackup from master server to linux client <br />
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Master server- Solaris 8<br />
client- Redhat linux 7.3<br />
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When a netbackup starts a backup of linux client the tranfer rate 80 kb/sec. For other linux system all transfer 3279 kb/sec<br />
how to check the speed and how to find the cause of slow transfer even i tried to copy 40 mb file it took almost 30 mins to transfer.
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when i start the Netbackup from master server to linux client 

Master server- Solaris 8
client- Redhat linux 7.3

When a netbackup starts a backup of linux client the tranfer rate 80 kb/sec. For other linux system all transfer 3279 kb/sec
how to check the speed and how to find the cause of slow transfer even i tried to copy 40 mb file it took almost 30 mins to transfer.

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