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1. ADPNet Attachment 1. ADPNet Membership Agreement
2. ADPNet Attachment 1. ADPNet Membership Agreement (Host)
3. ADPNet Conference Call
4. ADPNet Conference Call/Schedule
5. ADPNet Configuration Management
6. ADPNet Governance 2.1. Membership Categories
7. ADPNet drop server
8. Appropriate for semi-private preservation
9. Archival Unit
10. Auburn University
11. Birmingham Public Library
12. Checksum
13. Collections
14. Configuration server
15. Current events
16. Febrary 3, 2025 ADPNet Conference Call
17. Getting Started
18. Getting Started with LOCKSS, Midge Coates, 2013-06
19. Getting Started with LOCKSS, Midge Coates, 2013-06/Step 1: Decide what you want to preserve.
20. Getting Started with LOCKSS, Midge Coates, 2013-06/Step 2
21. Getting Started with LOCKSS, Midge Coates, 2013-06/Step 3: Write the LOCKSS plugin.
22. HOWTO: Add a new AU to your node for a test crawl
23. HOWTO: Add a new AU to your node for preservation
24. HOWTO: Check the version of Java running on your preservation node
25. HOWTO: Convert CentOS 7 to RHEL 7
26. HOWTO: Package files for staging on the Drop Server
27. HOWTO: Request a staging area on the Drop Server
28. HOWTO: Upgrade RHEL 7 to RHEL 8
29. HOWTO: Upgrade the version of Java running on your preservation node
30. Immutable Content
31. Institutions
32. January 13, 2025 ADPNet Conference Call
33. LOCKSS Basics
34. LOCKSS Daemon
35. LOCKSS Plugin
36. LOCKSS Software
37. LOCKS Support
38. Main Page
39. Manifest Page
40. Member (ADPNet)/Current
41. Membership categories
42. Partitioning Cache Data
43. Peer Code
44. Planned Content
45. Plugins and Manifest Pages
46. Policies and procedures
47. Preservation node
48. Publisher (LOCKSS)
49. Q: Does ADPNet provide a way to add or update content to an AU after it has been preserved in the network?
50. Q: What upkeep is required to run a LOCKSS node?

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