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Controlling the speed of a volume copy operation

When to control volume copy speed  Top

You might want to control the speed of a volume copy operation at two times:

Why you change volume copy speed  Top

You can change the speed of a volume copy operation when you suspect it might cause performance problems on your filer.

Note
Changing the vol.copy.throttle option changes the default speed for all volume copy operations to follow.

Controlling volume copy operation speed  Top

To control volume copy operation speed, complete the following step.

Step

Action

1

If you want to control the speed of the volume copy...

Then...

Before you start the copy operations

Enter the following command:

options vol.copy.throttle 
value

value is the specific speed you want.

During the copy operation

Enter the following command through a Remote Shell:

vol copy throttle 
[operation_number] value

operation_number is the specific volume copy operation whose speed you want to adjust. If you do not specify an operation number, the command applies to all volume copy operations that are in progress.

value is the specific speed you want.

Example  Top

The following example illustrates changing the speed of all volume copy operations in progress to one-tenth of full speed through a Remote Shell:

rsh filerA vol copy throttle 1
volcopy operation 0: Throttle adjusted from 100% to 10%. 
volcopy operation 1: Throttle adjusted from 100% to 10%.

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