# If your configuration is called, say, "csd", then this file normally goes
# in /etc/amanda/csd/disklist


# At our site, root partitions have a different dumptype because they
# are of lower priority; they don't contain user data, and don't change
# much from the department prototype.  In a crunch, they can be left for
# last or skipped.


# This is the entry for our backup server.
lx3.zpid.de /			nocomp-root-index	# hda1
lx3.zpid.de /var		nocomp-user-index	# hda3

# su1 is a mid-priority file server.  Important data is on /u, /v, /export.
su1.zpid.de /			nocomp-root-index	# d1
su1.zpid.de /usr		nocomp-root-index	# d2
su1.zpid.de /var		nocomp-root-index	# d3
su1.zpid.de /u			nocomp-user-index	# d4
su1.zpid.de /v			nocomp-user-index	# d5
su1.zpid.de /export		nocomp-user-index	# d6

# su2 is a critical database server.  Critical data is on /export.
su2.zpid.de /			nocomp-root-index	# d1
su2.zpid.de /export		nocomp-high-index	# d5
su2.zpid.de /usr		nocomp-user-index	# d4
su2.zpid.de /var		nocomp-user-index	# d3

# su3 is a critical web server.  The CMS system lives on /export.
su3.zpid.de /			nocomp-root-index	# d1
su3.zpid.de /export		nocomp-high-index	# d3
su3.zpid.de /opt		nocomp-user-index	# d4
su3.zpid.de /usr		nocomp-user-index	# d6
su3.zpid.de /var		nocomp-user-index	# d5