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<li>Gzip</li> <li>Gzip</li>
<li>Axel</li> <li>Axel</li>
<li>Parallel</li> <li>Parallel</li>
<li>Rsync or WinSCP</li> <li>WinSCP</li>
<li>PowerShell</li> <li>PowerShell</li>
<li>Zstd</li> <li>Zstd</li>
</ul> </ul>
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<b>Data Transfer:</b> <b>Data Transfer:</b>
There are two methods of transferring data from the server running the scripts back to a local machine being rsync or FTP.
From testing I have found that while rsync is robust and reliable it is quite slow and can only move a single file at a time. When running multiple instances at a time it seems that no additional bandwidth is consumed and instead the files fight each other for bandwidth.
I have developed a powershell script that uses WinSCP and the FTP protocol. Running multiple instances of the script significantly speeds up the data transfer rate. I strongly recommend using this method to download files from the server. I have developed a powershell script that uses WinSCP and the FTP protocol. Running multiple instances of the script significantly speeds up the data transfer rate. I strongly recommend using this method to download files from the server.
<b>Notes:</b> <b>Notes:</b>