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jcdick1
Apr 19, 2022Aspirant
Beginner question about cloud sync from a ReadyNAS and failure
I am looking to do a one-way (upload changes only) sync with a cloud-based storage solution that is one of the supported services. My question is simple, but the answer isn't really in the documenta...
jcdick1
Apr 20, 2022Aspirant
> Unfortunately, that's not really under the control of Netgear -- they just use a standard Linux app for the most part. You'll likely get a better answer on a forum dedicated to the particular app you are using.
How do I determine the app being used? Is it the same app used for all the cloud-sync options in the OS GUI? I'm not looking at downloading a new app, but using one of the options on the "Cloud" tab.
Sandshark
Apr 21, 2022Sensei
The app used is generally one specifically developed by the company that operates the cloud service, though there are some more generic ones. While the apps are available for selection in the GUI, Netgear still has done little except make them easy to load into your ReadyNAS and make sure they are compatible with the Linux system at the core of OS6. To get a more thorough answer to your question, you'll have to be more specific about the app and service you are using.
- jcdick1Apr 21, 2022Aspirant
I would just be using the built-in cloud services in ReadyOS.
On the "Cloud" tab in the GUI, it lists ReadyCLOUD, ReadyNAS Vault, Amazon Drive, Amazon S3, DropBox, Google Drive, MS Azure, MS OneDrive, and Wasabi. I just have to click "Enable" and configure paths and authentication. There's no installion of 3rd party applications necessary for them. They're built into the OS. I'd most likely use Google Drive, though S3 may also be an option.
- SandsharkApr 22, 2022Sensei
You are not listening. I fully understand what you want to do, and I am giving you the right answer. While those are available through the GUI, they are not developed by Netgear, with the exception of ReadyCloud (which is not a backup system) and ReadyNAS Vault (which is). The others are third-party apps made available via licensing between the provider (Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Wasabi, etc.) and Netgear. Most are also not built into the OS release, but get added when you enable them. The answer you are looking for will be specific to the one you choose and not under the control of Netgear with the exception of ReadyNAS Vault.
- jcdick1Apr 22, 2022Aspirant
Okay, so the Google Drive sync. Let's go with that one. How do I find out about its capabilities? Is there a GitHub repo? If Netgear includes these as their "default" providers for cloud sync, they've got to have some level of support for them, at least some information on where to go to get information.
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