Modifying Transfer Settings - Dell PowerVault DL4000 User Manual

Option
Daily
No Protection
If you want to apply these custom settings to all the volumes on this machine, select Apply to All Volumes.
5. When you have made all necessary changes, click OK.

Modifying Transfer Settings

In AppAssure 5, you can modify the settings to manage the data transfer processes for a protected machine. There are
three types of transfers in AppAssure 5:
Snapshots The transfer that backs up the data on your protected machine.
VM Export A type of transfer that creates a virtual machine with all of the backup information and
parameters as specified by the schedule defined for protecting the machine.
Rollback A process that restores backup information on a protected machine.
To modify transfer settings:
1. Navigate to the AppAssure 5 Core Console and then click the Machines tab.
2. From the Machines tab, perform one of the following:
– Click the hyperlink for the machine you want to modify.
– Or, in the navigation pane, select the machine you want to modify.
3. Click the Configuration tab and then click Transfer Settings.
The Transfer Settings page is displayed.
4. Enter the Transfer Settings options for the machine as described in the following table.
Text Box
Priority
Maximum Concurrent
Streams
Maximum Concurrent
Writes
Maximum Retries
Maximum Segment
Size
Description
NOTE: If the SQL or Exchange databases and logs are on different volumes, the
volumes must belong to one protection group.
To protect data on a daily basis, select the Daily option, and then and in the Protection
Time drop-down menu, select a time to start protecting data.
To remove protection from this volume, select the No Protection option.
Description
Sets the transfer priority between protected machines.
NOTE: Priority is applied to transfers that are in the queue.
Sets the maximum number of operation streams that can be performed at the same time.
Sets the maximum number of simultaneous disk write cache directory.
Sets the maximum number of retries for each protected machine, if some of the
operations fail to complete.
Specifies the largest amount of data, in bytes, that a computer can receive in a single TCP
segment.
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