advanced maryland automatic network disk archiver

Amanda, or the Advanced Maryland Automatic Network Disk Archiver is a computer archiving tool that is able to backup data via a network. It uses a client server model and includes:

the backup server and client itself
a tape server
an index server

All three servers do not necessarily need to run on the one machine. Amanda was developed by the University of Maryland and is released under the GNU General Public License. It is provided without warranties and for no cost. Amanda runs on almost any Unix system, including open source systems.

External links

www.amanda.org
Using AMANDA to backup vfat filesystems.
Online Chapter on AMANDA written by John R. Jackson, an active member of the Amanda development team.
AMANDA FAQ-o-matic.
AMANDA users mailing list.

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