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It is configured as a removable backup to disk.<br />
We have had the RDX firmware update by our contracted support bods to v. 0044,<br />
we are now up to 770Mb/minute according to BackupExec.<br />
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I'm running a backup of 7Gb to a local backup-to-disk folder to test your theory.<br />
What is the TOE issue. Our server's NIC does have TCP offload capabilities
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It is configured as a removable backup to disk.
We have had the RDX firmware update by our contracted support bods to v. 0044,
we are now up to 770Mb/minute according to BackupExec.

I'm running a backup of 7Gb to a local backup-to-disk folder to test your theory.
What is the TOE issue. Our server's NIC does have TCP offload capabilities

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Turn off the TOE for testing by running the following command on the server<br />
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NETSH INT IP SET CHIMNEY DISABLED<br />
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you will get OK as return<br />
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Run a backup and check the throughput<br />
If there is an immense improvement you know its &nbsp;the TOE (TCPIP OFFLOADINF ENGINE) that is causing the problem
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Turn off the TOE for testing by running the following command on the server

NETSH INT IP SET CHIMNEY DISABLED

you will get OK as return

Run a backup and check the throughput
If there is an immense improvement you know its  the TOE (TCPIP OFFLOADINF ENGINE) that is causing the problem

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Is the TOE issue know to affect backup to local disks? This seems an odd side effect of a TOE.<br />
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I will run the test as suggested.
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Is the TOE issue know to affect backup to local disks? This seems an odd side effect of a TOE.

I will run the test as suggested.

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The firmware update seems to have given us the biggest speed improvement. 
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The firmware update seems to have given us the biggest speed improvement.

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Just had a new server put in, with a Tandberg RDX Quickstor backup disk drive. It's supposed to run at 45Mb/Sec , but we're only getting 5Mb/Sec on Symantec BackupExec 11d.<br />
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Can anybody shed some light on this?
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Just had a new server put in, with a Tandberg RDX Quickstor backup disk drive. It's supposed to run at 45Mb/Sec , but we're only getting 5Mb/Sec on Symantec BackupExec 11d.

Can anybody shed some light on this?

Tandberg RDX Quickstor backup disk drive slow on BackupExec 11d.

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