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    Default Backup to external NAS

    Hi!

    Is ist possible (Model: Data Storage Server Version: 1.30.DB00000000.2819) to create a backup-device with a destination share at an external NAS?
    For Data Replication it is possible to us an external NAS (allocated over IP-Address), is this possible for backup-devices too?

    Thanks a lot!
    Stefan

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    We have a backup program built in so you can use another DSS (as a Destination server) to backup the shares via to another share, dynamic unit or Tape. Also we have backup agents (Backup Exec, Dantz - Retroclient and CA - BrightStor are supported.) built in our software to allow your backup server to back up the shares as well. To backup to an outside IP address on a tape device we dont support this. If you want to use Rsync to another system that has Rsync then this will work.
    All the best,

    Todd Maxwell


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    Hi,

    does the following version support rsync to external device?

    Model: Open-E NAS-R3
    Version: 4.32.DB00000000.2862

    Thanks ivan

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    This is the DSS section of the forum. For future please post all related NAS-R3 Enterprise subjects in the proper section of the forum.

    If you are asking if the NAS-R3 Enterprise will work with another rsync server then yes. Try the following:

    rsync command used to synchronize from your operating system to NAS-R3 Enterprise server can look similar to this:

    cd $SOURCE_DIR
    export RSYNC_PASSWORD=${PASSWORD}
    rsync -raRx --acls --xattrs --whole-file --delete --force "./"
    "$LOGIN@$RSYNC_DEST_IP::$DEST_SHARE"

    rsync command used to synchronize from NAS-R3 Enterprise to your operating system (executed on your operating system) can look similar to this:

    cd $DEST_DIR
    export RSYNC_PASSWORD=${PASSWORD}
    rsync -raRx --acls --xattrs --whole-file --delete --force "$LOGIN@$RSYNC_SOURCE_IP::$SOURCE_SHARE" "./"

    While using rsync without password please unset RSYNC_PASSWORD variable.
    For more information about switches in rsync command please refer to your rsync manual.
    All the best,

    Todd Maxwell


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