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BandwidthThrottle †\{Target IP}The SteelEye DataKeeper driver uses the Parameters key and those below it. The values within theParameters key (denoted with *) are global for all volumes on the system. The values under each of the TargetIP registry keys (denoted with †) are specific to a mirror only. Values denoted with both * and † appear underboth keys. (The target-specific value overrides the global value in this case.)BandwidthThrottle †Location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\\Services\ExtMirr\Parameters\Volumes\{VolumeGUID}\Targets\{Target IP}\BandwidthThrottleName Type Default DataBandwidthThrottle REG_DWORD 0Specifies the maximum amount of network bandwidth (in kilobits per second) that a particular mirror isallowed to use. A value of 0 means unlimited.BitmapBaseDir*Location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\\Services\ExtMirr\Parameters\BitmapBaseDirName Type Default DataBitmapBaseDirREG_SZC:\%EXTMIRRBASE%\Bitmaps (usuallyC:|ProgramFiles\SteelEye\DataKeeper\Bitmaps butmay be different when upgrading a systemor if you install SteelEye DataKeeperto a different path)Specifies a directory where SteelEye DataKeeper stores its Intent Log files. (Note: The drive letter must bein uppercase.) To disable the intent log feature, clear this registry entry (set it to an empty string) on all currentand potential mirror endpoint servers. Disabling the intent log requires a reboot on each of thesesystems in order for this setting to take effect.CompressionLevel †Location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\\Services\ExtMirr\Parameters\Volumes\{VolumeGUID}\Targets\{Target IP}\CompressionLevelName Type Default DataCompressionLevel REG_DWORD 0DataKeeper for Windows Technical DocumentationPage 46