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SET UP SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP WINDOWS

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and when the snapshot should be done ( I always pick at night, so all the work has be done and it is ready for a backup).

On the Schedule tab, select your schedule settings:

Click on the folder you want to create a scheduled snapshot.

If you want to have your synology create snapshots at different points in time, you do like this instead:

Lock the snapshot so it doesnt get removed during the creation of new ones,.

To calculate the size of your snapshot click on “Calculate size”.

To see a list of snapshots taken click on “Snapshot list”.

To take a new snapshot, click on “Take a snapshot” (without scheduling, see below for more info on schedule snapshots).

If you want to schedule or take a new snapshot, you If we click on snapshot, we will see all the snapshots we have done on this NAS and on which folders:

and the last time a replication or a snapshot was done.

You can see how much data you have replicated and snapshots on.

the overview of the snapshot replication where.

Overview of the Snapshot Replication application

65536 snapshots in total in the system (or 4096 on certain Synology NAS models).1024 snapshots for each shared folder (or 256 on certain Synology NAS models).The following number of snapshots are allowed:.The folders have to use the Btrfs file system.The following limitations apply to the snapshots: Ok, so what is a snapshot? In simple words, it is like taking a snapshot of your data so you can go back in time and see how things looked like at different periods of time.Īnd what is a replication? Replication allows you to get your snapshots and copy them to other destinations, in other words, create a copy of your snapshots. In this post we will cover the Synology replication which is my favourite form of back up and the one that saved me the most! (Probably that is why it is my favourite) Snapshot Replication

SET UP SYNOLOGY CLOUD STATION BACKUP WINDOWS

Hyper Backup: Data backed up are kept in a database which can be browsed, downloaded or restored with tailor-made multi-version explorer on DSM, Windows and Linux platforms.Snapshot Replication (this post): Snapshots of your folders on specific periods of time.Shared Folder Sync:One way sync for files and folders that do not change that often (cold storage).Cloud Station ShareSync:One/Two way sync for files and folders that change frequently in real time (hot storage).File station :Drag and drop files between NASes.If you have two synology NASes there are a lot of ways for you to backup your data.