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Precautions when using XCP

shirotan

Is there a maximum number of files and depth in one process (SCAN / COPY / SYNC / Verify)?
Is there anything else I should be aware of?

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hmoubara

Hello,

You can use the -depth to limit the search depth to n levels. As for the maximum number of files, The maxdir size (default is 308MB) defines the maximum file count (approximately one million) in
a single folder. Increase the maxdir size value to increase the file count. Increasing the value will
have an impact on additional CPU cycle.

You can check additional prerequisites for XCP in the link below P. 5-6:

https://www.netapp.com/media/20029-tr-4863.pdf.

Thanks

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hmoubara

Hello,

You can check additional prerequisites for XCP in the link below P. 5-6:

https://www.netapp.com/media/20029-tr-4863.pdf.

Thanks

shirotan

Hello hmoubara
Thank you for your reply

The link destination could not be referenced.

NFS SCAN
The default is
Maxdir = 308MB
Files = about 1 million
I understood.
I understand that the above can be changed by changing "-depth".

There seems to be no "-depth" in other NFS options or CIFS.
Is there an upper limit in this case?
It may be in the linked PDF document, but I can't refer to it.

hmoubara

Sorry i had an extra dot

https://www.netapp.com/media/20029-tr-4863.pdf

shirotan

Hello

hmoubara

Thank you.

I could access it.

No description was found for the upper limit.