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Found out that the DMZ issue was that the Cisco Kid had the duplexing
wrong on the switch.
Glad that particular problem is fixed.
Still doesn't explain the low bandwidth utilization on the other line
though...
Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin
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The ftp was on a different iSeries, our Web Server in the DMZ. Boss heard
about that and when he heard that a ftp from the same source system to a
different target machine not in the DMZ ran in a small fraction of the
time he decided that the network people are going to have some chores
tomorrow.
Rob Berendt
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Guess I shouldn't complain about Domino and it's paltry .071GB/minute data
transfer rate. FTP between two iseries, (again in the same room), is
running at .004GB/minute
Rob Berendt
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I am using the Akornn software to replicate all the databases from a
Domino partition on one server to a Domino partition on another server.
I've been a happy customer for years.
To make a long story short, we decided to delete all 733 mail files from
the backup server and re-replicate them from the primary.
The problem is the speed of the transmission. We have 733 mail files
consuming 163.9GB. I've been checking it on a periodic basis, and logging
these time samples in to an excel spreadsheet. It transfer, on average,
0.323 files per minute, or 0.071GB per minute.
Gigabit ethernet card in both iSeries.
Boss is pretty good at performance. Both ethernet cards are under 1%
utilized.
Cisco Kid says that the switch is bored.
On both machines:
Domino 5.0.12
OS = V5R2
Cume = TL03161
WRKPTFGRP
PTF Group Level
SF99519 71
SF99502 8
SF99271 9
SF99169 13
SF99149 3
SF99148 3
SF99098 10
SF99085 6
SF99039 2
DSPSYSSTS on source:
% CPU used . . . . . . . : 15.1 System ASP . . . . . . . : 2443 G
% DB capability . . . . : 7.0 % system ASP used . . . :
85.5239
DSPSYSSTS on target:
% CPU used . . . . . . . : 53.3 System ASP . . . . . . . : 351.3
G
% DB capability . . . . : .0 % system ASP used . . . :
51.5408
Target job is job that initiates copy:
Subsystem/Job User Type CPU % Function Status
DOMINO02 QSYS SBS .0 DEQW
COPY QNOTES BCI 9.1 PGM-COPY SELW
Source job:
Subsystem/Job User Type CPU % Function Status
NOTES01 QSYS SBS .0 DEQW
SERVER QNOTES BCI 2.3 PGM-SERVER SELW
I did a CHGJOB on both of these jobs:
Target
CHGJOB JOB(COPY) RUNPTY(11) TIMESLICE(20000)
Source:
CHGJOB JOB(SERVER) RUNPTY(19) TIMESLICE(20000)
I've been told by Akornn, that they are using the C++ Api's. And when I
upgrade this to Domino R6 that I'll need to get their upgrade, and to
download the C++ API's from some IBM url because they drop them as a
default in R6.
I've been promised that URL and the new upgrade via email, but it seems to
be taking awhile...
http://www.akornn.com
Rob Berendt
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