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joakims
Nov 18, 2012Follower
Remote backup setup using Ultra 4
Hi!
I'm trying to figure out how to create the most efficient backup solution using ReadyNAS, and although I *think* it will support what I want to do, I haven't been able to confirm it, so before investing I'd like to just have a it sorted out:
I'd like to use two disks in an Ultra 4 for a RAID 1 setup for photos, videos and other important data. In addition to this, I'd like to do a incremental remote backup of this data to another Ultra 4 at a friends place. If we both have the same setup, this would mean that I've got a disk in his Ultra with my data backed up, and he would have a disk in my Ultra with his data (in total 3 disks per Ultra 4).
I guess this is a pretty vanilla setup and normal use, but for me who's a rookie in the wonderful world of ReadyNAS it's still not obvious that things work like this. Do they?
I'm trying to figure out how to create the most efficient backup solution using ReadyNAS, and although I *think* it will support what I want to do, I haven't been able to confirm it, so before investing I'd like to just have a it sorted out:
I'd like to use two disks in an Ultra 4 for a RAID 1 setup for photos, videos and other important data. In addition to this, I'd like to do a incremental remote backup of this data to another Ultra 4 at a friends place. If we both have the same setup, this would mean that I've got a disk in his Ultra with my data backed up, and he would have a disk in my Ultra with his data (in total 3 disks per Ultra 4).
I guess this is a pretty vanilla setup and normal use, but for me who's a rookie in the wonderful world of ReadyNAS it's still not obvious that things work like this. Do they?
1 Reply
- kiokomanAspirantyou can do that
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