@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ Ramses replicates the filesystem setup of CHEOPS, specifically:
### 4.1 Archiving your data
While we back up home directories, you should archive the data in projects directories. To archive data in your project directory, you first need a TSM registration for archiving. With the registration, you are provided a nodename referring to your archive space. Then, you can access this archive space with the TSM client on the login nodes `ramses[1-4].itcc.uni-koeln.de`. Before archiving of data you should create a personal configuration file dsm.opt with the following content:
While we back up home directories, you should archive the data in projects directories. To archive data in your project directory, you first need a [TSM registration](https://itcc.uni-koeln.de/en/services/data-storage-and-share/backup-system-tsm) for archiving. With the registration, you are provided a nodename referring to your archive space. Then, you can access this archive space with the TSM client on the login nodes `ramses[1-4].itcc.uni-koeln.de`. Before archiving of data you should create a personal configuration file dsm.opt with the following content:
```
servername adsm4n
virtualnode mynodename
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@@ -277,10 +277,6 @@ Within the graphical user interface, you can browse the content of your archives
NOTE: The purpose of an archive is different from that of a backup. A backup saves frequently changing data. However, an archive saves data that does not change anymore (e.g. results). Therefore, you should not archive your whole project directory but finished subdirectories. You can retrieve this data on any computer with a TSM client (e.g. workstation or laptop) for further processing.
