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Rsync Bandwidth Throttling
As part of our DR process we rsync a directory to a mirror server at our DR Site. The problem I am running into is it uses every bit of bandwidth it can grab, then I get users complaining about how the server is running slow. I tried using the --bwlimit switch but it doesn't seem to do anything.
We have a 10 meg connection to our DR Site. The command is listed below: rsync --bwlimit=5000 -r -v -a -e ssh --delete <original> <destination> We are running RHEL 5. So am I doing something wrong here? I've tried different amounts behind the --bwlimit to see what i will do but it never makes a difference. It may or may not matter, but our main connection is a combination of 3 bonded gigabit adaptors. Any help is greatly appreciated. --Aric |
You do realise that the limit is expressed in KBPS (kilobytes/sec) .. so what you're asking rsync to do is restrict itself to 5 megabytes/sec on a link that is only capable of 1.25 megabytes/sec max.
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