Table of Contents
Advertisement
4.
Click OK.
Changing the nightly job time
The Nightly Job option schedules jobs such as rollup, attachability, and truncation for agents protected
by the Core.
To adjust the nightly job time:
1.
Navigate to the Core Console and select Configuration → Settings.
2.
In the Nightly Jobs section, click Change.
The Nightly Jobs dialog box appears.
3.
In the Nightly Jobs Time text box, enter a new start time.
4.
Click OK.
Modifying the transfer queue settings
Transfer queue settings are core-level settings that establish the maximum number of concurrent
transfers and retries for transferring data.
To modify the transfer queue settings:
1.
Navigate to the Core Console, click Configuration → Settings.
2.
In the Transfer Queue section, click Change.
The Transfer Queue dialog box appears.
3.
In the Maximum Concurrent Transfers text box, enter a value to update the number of concurrent
transfers.
Set a number from 1 to 60. The smaller the number, the lesser the load is on network and other
system resources. As the capacity that is processed increases, so does the load on the system.
4.
In the Maximum Retries text box, enter a value to update the maximum number of retries.
5.
Click OK.
Adjusting the client time-out settings
Client Timeout Settings specifies the number of seconds or minutes the server waits before it times out
when connecting to a client.
To adjust the client time-out settings:
1.
Navigate to the Core Console, and click Configuration → Settings.
2.
In the Client Timeout Settings Configuration section, click Change.
The Client Timeout Settings dialog box appears.
3.
In the Connection Timeout text box, enter the number of minutes and seconds before a connection
time-out occurs.
4.
In the Read/Write Timeout text box, enter the number of minutes and seconds that you want to
lapse before a time-out occurs during a read/write event.
5.
Click OK.
Configuring deduplication cache settings
Global deduplication reduces the amount of disk storage space required for your backed up data. The
Deduplication Volume Manager (DVM) combines a set of storage locations into a single repository. The
18
Advertisement
Table of Contents
