Advanced Performance Testing

• Backup server: Unix, client: Windows

  sm_ctrlc -l system  {client name} sbc -b -s -  f:/test  >/dev/null

The data from Directory F:/ from the Windows computer is written over the network to the Unix computer to the directory: /dev/null.

To view this on the monitor, enter -v 1 into the above command. Everything written to /dev/null visible on the Monitor.

 sm_ctrlc -l system  {client name}   sbc  -b -s  -  -v 1      f:/test  >/dev/null

• Backup server: Unix, client: Unix

sm_ctrlc -l root  {client name}   sbc  -b -s -  /usr  >/dev/null

or with the announcement of the read data:

sm_ctrlc -l root  {client name}   sbc  -b -s -  -v  1   /usr  >/dev/null

• Backup server: Windows, client: Unix

sm_ctrlc -l root  {client name}   sbc  -b -s - /usr > NULL

With logging of backup data:

sm_ctrlc -l root  {client name}   sbc  -b -s -  -v  1   /usr    > NULL

If the test backup is only to be run on the target backup client the command

sbc -b -s  -  /usr   >/dev/null

in <sesam>/bin/sesam/ Unix directory is executed.

And entered <SESAM_ROOT>\bin\sesam\ in Windows

sbc  -b -s  -  f:/test    > NULL

Enter -v 1 to show the backed up data on your monitor.