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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ in Highly Available Environments Administrator's Guide
  3. NetBackup protection against single points of failure
  4. Protecting against component failures
  5. Network link failures
Veritas NetBackup™ in Highly Available Environments Administrator's Guide

Network link failures

The majority of backup traffic is transferred over network connections with 100 MB and 1Gbit speed which provide transfer rate of around 8 MB/sec and 65 MB/sec, respectively. To make network links highly available, deploy redundant network teaming. Due to cost considerations, network teaming is often restricted to backup servers and mission critical clients only. Non-mission critical clients have single network connections and the risk of connection failure (and the subsequent failure of the backup) is accepted.

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