Hello,
I have two HP ML350 G5 Servers installed with ESXi 4. now I want to move some VMs from one ESXi host to another. It is a small test system.
I found this program Veeam FastSCP which claims to be a faster tool to copy files among ESXi servers, so I installed this tool on my client workstation and started to copy yesterday.
But the transfer rate is only 14MB/s, it will take >26 hours to finish my plan (transfer about 1TB data). I am not pleased with this speed, because the NICs on both ESXi servers, my client station and the switch in between are 1GB...
Is this speed normal? Or do we have some better ways to do it?
Firestartah is correct, I just wanted to confirm and add the direct links:
Yes, it is "normal" file transfer speed for ESXi, whether it is 3.5 or 4.0:
Expected speed for FastSCP 3.0
File transfers are a few times faster with "fat" ESX, however the latest versio of ESX 4.0 has some sort of service console disk read throttling described here:
Hi
Veeam's stance on this is: That's normal for ESXi (sorry) Fat ESX would be much faster check out: http://www.vnotion.com/ or
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Firestartah is correct, I just wanted to confirm and add the direct links:
Yes, it is "normal" file transfer speed for ESXi, whether it is 3.5 or 4.0:
Expected speed for FastSCP 3.0
File transfers are a few times faster with "fat" ESX, however the latest versio of ESX 4.0 has some sort of service console disk read throttling described here: