How to check which NIC Card is used for backups?


 
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Old 10-22-2010
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Originally Posted by Corona688
what makes you think the backup is the least active?
Nothing, I actually expect the opposite, i.e. the backup being happening on the most active link but of course, all of that depends on what services are provided concurrently to the backup. In any case, it is unclear what problem the OP is trying to solve.
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