Dear All,
How to measure the network compression is working fine? I’ve reviewed the log and get the result is …KBytesUnComp is greater than KBytesComp. Is it normal / abnormal ? How can I measure it ?
Your help would be appreciated. Thanks !
Dear All,
How to measure the network compression is working fine? I’ve reviewed the log and get the result is …KBytesUnComp is greater than KBytesComp. Is it normal / abnormal ? How can I measure it ?
Your help would be appreciated. Thanks !
Subject: Normal. The ratio of KBytesUnComp/KBytesComp is how much compression you are getting. Mine is about 2.3
Subject: RE: Normal. The ratio of KBytesUnComp/KBytesComp is how much compression you are getting. Mine is about 2.3
Hi Bill, Thank for your info.
And the compression ratio is…
Uncompress compress
42777 25638
22302 12049
48960 29441
3903786 2096388
…
How about this ??
Thanks !
Jeff
Subject: Looks good. The ratio varies depending on how many Attachments are in your documents. They are already compressed and do not reflect in your stats.
Subject: RE: Looks good. The ratio varies depending on how many Attachments are in your documents. They are already compressed and do not reflect in your stats.
Dear Bill, Thanks !
One more question. I’ve enabled this feature for cluster port on our cluster environment (two members only).
I can only see that statistic on one server and can’t see on another one ?
What’s wrong ??
Appreciate for your help.
Best Regards,
Jeff
Subject: Are Both Servers TCPIP Ports setup to Compress?
Subject: RE: Are Both Servers TCPIP Ports setup to Compress?
Hi Bill, I got it.
The count will not shown when the NIC Teaming is enabled. That is my case.
Thanks !
Jeff
Subject: Thanks Jeff for posting the solution. Good info to know.
Subject: RE: Are Both Servers TCPIP Ports setup to Compress?
Hi Bill, Sure, I wonder why I can see on one server and not on another one.
Ive submitted to IBM but can’t figure out the reason yet.
Thank for your help.
B.R.
Jeff