Running Version 1.3.4
SVN Revision: 6066
I have been dealing with issues with the Image Replication process blowing up my networks. I have a large number of images that need to transfer down to two storage nodes. I gave up on the one and brought it back in house from the remote location and synced up the images. The other unit I have is set with most of the images but around 100 GB of image data still needs to transfer across the net. Whenever the replication service starts it goes full bore and wrecks the local network to the point that its unusable. I want to configure image replication to only run between 5 pm and 8 am. I think i figured this part out but my question is in the behavior of the service. If the service stops mid transfer of an image when it starts up again, does it continue where it left off? From what i can tell, it does not. It sees that something did not complete, deletes it from the node and starts over again. If some can clarify the process it would be make this set up easier to solve.
In addition to this, am I correct that this process is done strictly through ftp? I can change the QoS on my firewall to throttle down traffic on a specific port but I am using 21 for other applicationa as well. If i change the default ftp port in the GUI do I need to change it anywhere else? That would solve my issue as well.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks!