Configuring the DS-Client : Configuring the DS-Client settings : Configuring the advanced settings
 
Configuring the advanced settings
By default, DS-Client is optimized for maximum performance under most conditions. For users who have expert knowledge in managing their backup data, advanced configurations are available for further performance improvement.
IMPORTANT:  The default settings are sufficient to run any DS-Client. If you change any of these parameters, the DS-Client’s performance will be changed significantly. Do not attempt to change these settings unless you have a specific requirement and have confirmed this with your service provider.
NOTE:  When a Grid DS-Client is used, some parameters can be applied to an individual leaf node or applied globally to all the leaf nodes of the Grid DS-Client. All Windows DS-Client parameters listed in the tables below are applied globally unless otherwise specified in the description.
To configure the advanced settings:
1. On the Setup menu, click Configuration. The DS-Client Configuration dialog box appears.
2. Click the Advanced tab.
F1 Help: "DS-Client Configuration Advanced Tab"
3. You can select a category and then a parameter from the drop down lists and modify the parameter’s value in the Value box.
A brief explanation of the currently selected parameter (or the default parameter) is displayed in the Description box. The parameters that are available depend on if the DS-Client is running on Windows or Linux/Mac.
IMPORTANT:  Depending on the parameter modified, you might need to restart the DS-Client service for the changes to take effect.
4. To save the modifications you have made to a parameter, click Apply.
5. To save the most recent changes and close the dialog box, click OK.
To view a description of the advanced parameters and their settings, see the following sections:
“Admin parameters (Windows)”
“Admin parameters (Linux or Mac)”
“API connectivity parameters (Linux or Mac)”
“Communication parameters (Windows)”
“Installation parameters (Windows)”
“Miscellaneous parameters (Windows)”
“Miscellaneous parameters (Linux or Mac)”
“Notification parameters (Windows)”
“Notification parameters (Linux or Mac)”
“Performance parameters (Windows)”
“Performance parameters (Linux or Mac)”
“Local Setting parameters (Windows)”