Sanp Server 4200 and large files (over 2GB)
Server Type GuardianOS
Model 4200 OS Version 4.4.049 SP2 BIOS Version 3B02 Service Pack SP2 Drives 4) 160GB drives in raid5 Is there a 2GB limit on filesize on the snap servers? When trying to copy large files the copy seems to crap out on files over 2GB. Did I miss a setting? Is it not formatted correctly? Thanks!!! |
Re: Sanp Server 4200 and large files (over 2GB)
Depends on what os you are using.
NFS = 2^63power bytes - limited to 2 TB by our file system Apple = 2GB Novell = 2GB Windows CIFS/SMB (NT-SMBs disabled) = 4GB Windows CIFS/SMB (NT-SMBs enabled) = 2^63power bytes - limited to 2 TB by our file system For Guardian OS: NFS 2^63power Apple 2GB Windows CIFS/SMB = 2^63power |
Re: Sanp Server 4200 and large files (over 2GB)
Can you change it on the fly? Or would I have to reformat the array?
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Re: Sanp Server 4200 and large files (over 2GB)
The setting are pretty much set. In most cases it restriced on the pc platform sending the file. Like Apple is 2gig, unless less unix os. Or it could be an application restriction.
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Re: Sanp Server 4200 and large files (over 2GB)
We are connecting via ftp from explorer, from a windows XP workstation. We are tring to archive some Notes archive files. Those files can get up to 10GB.
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Re: Sanp Server 4200 and large files (over 2GB)
If your xp file structure is not NTSF you will have that restriction. Try FileZilla and see if it handles it any better.
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