Posts Tagged ‘Iomega IX-200’
Veeam Backup part 3- Final fiddling on target storage
January 12th, 2011 | 
Author: Just when I thought I had done a pretty complete tuneup on the storage path from Veeam backup to an Iomega IX2-200 NAS, two things came up I wanted to test. The first one (why didn’t I think of that) is to set compression to “low”, saving CPU cycles and hopefully getting more throughput. The second one was starting a second job on the same Veeam VM to the same target storage.
Posted in Virtual Backup, VMware | 
Tags: Backup, CBT, Iomega, Iomega IX-200, iSCSI, IX2, IX2-200, NFS, PHDvirtual, Veeam, Virtual Backup, VMware, vSphere | 
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Veeam Backup part 1- Optimizing IX2-200 backup speeds
Thanks to Veeam’s Happy Holidays gift, I now have a license for several Veeam products. The one I really wanted to try in my home lab was Veeam Backup and Replication.
In this blogpost, I will try various ways to connect the Veeam appliance to my Iomega IX2-200 NAS box. This setup is very tiny indeed, but it clearly shows the options you have and how they perform compared to each other. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Storage, Virtual Backup, VMware |
Tags: Backup, CBT, Iomega, Iomega IX-200, iSCSI, IX2, IX2-200, NFS, PHDvirtual, Veeam, Virtual Backup, VMware, vSphere |
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