Initial Azure backup (Windows desktop PC on peer to peer network in small business) is taking a VERY long time.
Total file volume is about 200Gb, and about 160,000 files.
Backing up from Windows 10 Pro computer. (No server present).
Computer is new. Clean install of Win 10 Pro. Folders/Files then transfer from another computer.
Using Azure Backup for the first time.
Agent configured to run at 9.30pm each night.
Initial backup triggered 9.30pm on Sunday 21 July.
It is now 9.30am on Wednesday 24 July, i.e. 60 hours later.
(Backups on Monday and Tuesday night failed because the earlier one was still in progress).
If I double click on the Job in the "Microsoft Azure Backup" view in Microsoft Management Console I'm told "Data transfer is in progress. It might take longer .. etc". And, after running for 60hours continuously, the Data Transferred
column says only "8.43Gb"!
The computer has been used only lightly for other tasks for about 1-2hr during that 60hr period.
Internet activity from other devices on the peer-to-peer network has been light and totalling only 2-4 hours.
A few weeks ago I downloaded 4+Gb Win 10 Pro installer (to another computer using the same internet connection) and this completed in several hours.
In the Azure Backup documentation that I read prior to setting up Azure Backup, it said to consider offline backup if there were several Tb to backup - but I had only 200Gb (0.2Tb) so I thought it would be fine.
I'm in Perth in Western Australia. Internet connection is broadband, but we are not on the nbn yet.
Backup is to the Melbourne data centre.
Windows Defender and Malwarebytes are installed and running.
How long is it going to take because it's severely interfering with my work?
I'm debating whether to cancel and then use offline backup - but that involves trusting disk transport and I'm loath to do that unless necessary.
What should I do please?