Standby Database Configuration with LGWR and ASYNC

Hi,
I am running a standby database configuration on a 100MBit LAN
with the following set-up:
log_archive_dest_2='service=standby mandatory reopen=300 lgwr
async=2000'
The system is handling a lot of very small transactions, not
involving large amounts of data.
My questions are:
- What are the potential problems in using a small ASYNC buffer
like the one above?
- Does a larger ASYNC buffer influence the latency in copying
changes from the production database to the standby database -
will it buffer more changes before sending them to the standby
database?

Murlib,
I have few more doubt-
Our requirement is to configure a Standby( Physical-MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE
mode) in a place, which is 600 KM away from our primary destination.
Currently our LAN network traffic rate is 100 Mbps. but this traffic is
virtually reduced to 1Mbps out side our LAN.
Our Production Database is 24X7 and Its generating 17 GB Archive files every
day.
Since the net work traffic is slow i think, it will create some log gaps,and
also we couldn't do a point in time recovery.
We are configuring a Standby, here inside our LAN in Managed Recovery Mode
for recovery purpose and will keep a Standby there in remote place for
Reports.
and it will be recover it in every morning.If iam following this procedure,
my
log_archive_dest_2 ='service=stby ARCH NOAFFIRM' ( which is the standby here
inside our LAN and should be in MANAGED RECOVERY mode)
and i need to configure the parameters for standby in my remote location.So
my doubt is-
Shall i need to configure "log_archive_dest_n" in the parameterlist of my
Primary for that remote Standby ?
I think for manual recovery we can aviod that.But we need to eonnect it
thrrough Oracle Net
Can you please tell me the essential PRIMARY parameter list entries for this
kind of remote standby , recovering in a manual mode ?
i think the following parameter should be there -
FAL_SERVER
FAL_CLIENT
DB_FILE_NAME_CONVERT
LOG_FILE_NAME_CONVERT
STANDBY_FILE_MANAGEMENT=AUTO
STANDBY_ARCHIVE_DEST
Thanks and Regards,
Raj

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