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Hi,

I'm planning to use cygwin rsync on +150 windows clients to download 
from a rync server running on Debian. Is there any specific option i 
should use?

There will be around 350Mo to sync the first time for each client and 
they will probably all connect at the same time, meaning the rsync 
server will run on his knee for a few hours...

Besides using compression and bandwidth limitation, is there anything 
else available to optimize the process?

All the best,

Nicolas C.

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