Jesper FA wrote:
My server with lots of disk space, CPU and ram where I would like to run
Amanda from is in a hard to reach place, so I would like to have the
tapedrive in an easier to reach machine. They all runs Linux.
Is it possible to do that?
Client-Server is just all about amanda. One misconception is that
the amanda server needs to be a big, fast, expensive machine.
The amanda server can do with a moderate machine, with a large cheap
disk.
My amanda server is a 5 year old PC, Celeron 300 Mhz, 128 Mbyte RAM,
with a 80 Gbyte IDE disk, and a Adaptec SCSI card with 3 tape drives.
Nobody would this machine on his desk for day to day work, but
as amanda server it is perfect for 37 Unix clients (Solaris/Linux)
+ 10 PC clients with samba. The total backup size is 220 Gbyte,
after software compression about 90 GByte.
What you cannot do is have the amanda server drive a tapedrive on
another host.
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