Backing up mounted or network drives can easily be abused. Why don't you backup network drives (NAS drives)?īackblaze online backup can technically backup a network drive, but for business reasons do not allow it. If anyone can give some insights on the above I will very much appreciate it I'm not sure how I overlooked the lack of versioning when I signed up for B2 but thats too late now.

So far I've come up with Goodsync (not been able to get this up and running) and Cloudberry for QNAP (discontinued)Ĭ) Stop with the B2 upload and switch to a provider and app which does a proper backup I would like the option of file versioning for my backups and seeing as I've only uploaded about 10% of the total data I can still switch, so options would be :Ī) Continue with what I've setup so far in the hope that BACKUP / file versioning will be supported in future version of HBS ( I did send a feature request)ī) Look at a different, Backblaze B2 compatible app that I can use to backup.

It seems the SYNC option deletes the cloud file and replaces with a new file, not creating a new version of the file which is what I want. So I've joined and setup Backblaze B2 using the SYNC option on Hybrid Backup Sync(BACKUP option not available on my NAS) and while browsing this site discovered the SYNC option does not support file versioning, which for backup purposes is a necessity I feel. Up until now we've been using Crashplan but decided to move due to various reasons. I need some advice on backing up our TS-459U+ (Firmware 4.26 20170905) to the cloud.

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