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...uously on a [[preservation node]] server to collect digital objects into [[Archival Unit]]s, caches them on the server, computes a [[checksum]] to monitor the ...http requests from the original website, store them inside the cache as an Archival Unit, computes an SHA-1 checksum and regularly monitors their integrity by

...how to find and harvest all the content that you have collected into the [[Archival Unit]]. ...lugin when you first stage an [[Archival Unit]], or you can link several [[Archival Unit]]s to the same pre-existing plugin, if they are each organized accordi

...uration data that make the configuration server run are all preserved as [[Archival Unit]]s within ADPNet's digital preservation network, so that new instances

...KSS Box''') is a server on the ADPNet private LOCKSS network, which stores archival copies of the digital content preserved on the network. Preservation nodes ...servation node serves as a [[LOCKSS Cache]], collecting and safeguarding [[Archival Unit]]s from participating institutions. The cache is a computer whose sole

Wherever possible, the [[Archival Unit]]s (AUs) that you preserve in ADPNet '''SHOULD''' have [[Immutable Con ...t is much easier to prove that it has been done correctly — when the units of preservation are immutable.

'''NAME OF COLLECTION:''' Auburn University Vet Med Slides (11 Archival Units covering over 100 "volumes")<br>

Wherever possible, the [[Archival Unit]]s (AUs) that you preserve in ADPNet '''SHOULD''' be organized into a

An [[Archival Unit]] (AU) is the basic unit of preservation on the ADPNet LOCKSS network. ...http requests from the original website, store them inside the cache as an Archival Unit, computes an SHA-1 checksum and regularly monitors their integrity by

...ing on the Drop Server|packaging content that I want preserved]] into an [[Archival Unit]] (AU) for preservation in ADPNet. This content comes from a growing c ...n our guidelines (e.g. BagIt) work best when they are applied to immutable units of data rather than to changing datasets.

...ome quick practical suggestions on how to package up files into a LOCKSS [[Archival Unit]], and how to get the [[AU]] staged on the [[drop server]] for harvest ...ould include both the total cumulative size of all the files in the AU (in units like MiB, GiB, TiB, ...) and also the total count of files in the AU.