File Replication with rsync

[greyman]

Hello,

we just replaced 3 12TB QNAPs with a 48TB Open-E DSS7.
We want to keep the QNAPs for backup.

Can we use the Open-E file replication with QNAPs running rsynd as targets or do we need to run a extra machine, running rsync?

[Pi-L]

Yes, you can use QNAP as client for rsync, although you need a little patch as shares are listed differently on QNAP and DSS.
Please open a support ticket so we can send you update for right software build. Thanks.

[Al-S]

That would be the small update named:
upd_1056-DSS_V6 ( For DSS V6 )
upd_70151-DSS-V7_data_replication_qnap ( For DSS V7 )

And opening a support ticket is required to get the small update.

[greyman]

It works.
Thank you.

[mandave897]

Remote sync, or rsync, is a way to synchronize files and directories through the command line interface on Unix-based machines. This easy-to-use utility is commonly used for backing up your data, but can synchronize files for any other purpose you choose to use it for. Remote sync can be better than other backup methods because of its speed, and because it doesn’t require any special permissions to execute an rsync command. With just a small knowledge of the command line, you can be backing up in no time with rsync.One of the simplest things you can do with rsync is to backup files and directory structure. In order to use rsync, you must use the following command format when specifying information in Terminal:
rsync –options SourceDirectory DestinationDirectory
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