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→Use Affa to backup to a NFS-mounted NAS or a local attached USB drive
# log into the 'prodbox' and install the NFS packages<br><code>yum install nfs-utils</code><br>You don't need to signal post-upgrade or reboot event.
# log into the 'prodbox' and install the NFS packages<br><code>yum install nfs-utils</code><br>You don't need to signal post-upgrade or reboot event.
# mount the NFS share<br><code>mkdir -p /mnt/affadevice</code><br><code>mount 10.200.48.2:/mnt/affashare /mnt/affadevice</code>
# mount the NFS share<br><code>mkdir -p /mnt/affadevice</code><br><code>mount 10.200.48.2:/mnt/affashare /mnt/affadevice</code>
===== Setup a USB drive =====
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===== Setup Affa =====
===== Setup Affa =====
# write the configuration<br><code># /root/prodbox-job.pl</code>
# write the configuration<br><code># /root/prodbox-job.pl</code>
# run the job manually<br><code># affa --backup prodbox</code>
# run the job manually<br><code># affa --backup prodbox</code>
===== Limitations =====
Whith this kind of setup you cannot use the affa rise feature, as it requires the backup archive to be located on the same fileystem as the server installation. The rise option uses hardlinks, which are not working across filesystems.
=== Restore ===
=== Restore ===