Amanda Amanda@Work.Group/DOS, Руководство администратора

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Chapter 1: Introducing Amanda 3
How to Use Amanda
Amanda@Work.Group/DOS can be run as either a voice server or as a
standalone system, switching back and forth if necessary. In either case, the
computer on which Amanda is installed must have a DOS operating system
and be dedicated solely to running Amanda.
The advantage of running Amanda as a voice server is that you can monitor
it and adjust how it processes users’ calls from your own workstation rather
than from the computer on which Amanda is running. When you use
Amanda as a standalone system, you use DOS applications to control
everything from the computer on which Amanda is installed.
Amanda@Work.Group/DOS comes with one license for the client software,
the applications that allow you to access Amanda from your workstation. To
allow other users to access Amanda via their workstations (in addition to
their telephones), you must purchase a license for each user. Besides the
usual user options (such as listening to messages and changing the setting for
Do Not Disturb), the client software allows users to dial telephone numbers
listed in Windows applications.
Voice Server
The computer running Amanda as a Voice Server must
have a LAN adapter. During the installation, software
was provided that allows you to access a Microsoft
Workgroup network.
In addition to installing the Voice Server, you can install
client software which allows you to interact with Amanda
from your workstation. One copy of the client software is
supplied with this product. It contains five Windows 3.11
applications. Two of them assist you in your role as
Amanda system administrator:
Amanda Administrator Allows you to control how
Amanda processes calls and to
create reports.
Amanda Monitor Allows you to observe what
ports are active and so on.