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Operating Systems Solaris Backup for NAS huge File system Post 303037715 by Don Cragun on Saturday 10th of August 2019 07:14:23 PM
Old 08-10-2019
In what way is Solaris performance impacted?

What (other than netbackup) is accessing files under the mount point /Sysapp while you're performing the backup operation?

By saying that the mount point is \Sysapp, are you saying that you have remote mounted this filesystem on a Windows server? Are you sure that Windows isn't your bottleneck instead of Solaris?

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