[Answer ID: 9833]

Why does transfer speed slow down by enabling replication?

Created 02/16/2011 14:37  |   Updated 10/04/2013 15:02

When replication is configured, updated data is transferred to replication targets after writing (Create/Update/Delete) at the replication source, therefore, transfer speed gets slower due to high load on products comparing to the condition without setting replication.

Transfer speed especially gets slow at the following occasions.

  • Updated data in the shared folder which is set as replication source at the same time.
  • Write many files to replication source for long time.
  • Write data by AFP from Mac OS.

 

When several replications are set to one replication source, transfer speed gets slow because several transfers are performed against a single writing.



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