Table of Contents
Advertisement
Figure 16-14 Backup status window
As you can see in Figure 16-14, the positive LanFree Data Bytes value confirms
that the backup was done via SAN. The difference between the Bytes
Transferred and LanFree data Bytes value is because the LAN path is used for
storing metadata in the server database, and thus the total value for transferred
data will always be slightly greater than the LanFree Bytes value.
In Example 16-28 we show statistics as produced by the command-line
backup-archive client for another incremental backup operation. Again, you can
easily distinguish how much data was transferred via SAN from the
bytes
statistic value.
Example 16-28 Command-line client summary statistics
Total number of objects inspected:
Total number of objects backed up:
Total number of objects updated:
Total number of objects rebound:
Total number of objects deleted:
Total number of objects expired:
Total number of objects failed:
Total number of subfile objects:
Total number of bytes transferred:
LanFree data bytes:
Data transfer time:
Network data transfer rate:
762
538
0
0
0
0
0
0
932.57 MB
929.32 MB
14.36 sec
66,478.35 KB/sec
Chapter 16. Leveraging SAN environments
LanFree data
559
Advertisement
Table of Contents
