Backup True Image 2015 via FTP -->ReadyNAS102

[Chris47111]

Hi,

ich habe leider nichts ähnliches finden können.

Hier mein Problem:

Ich habe ein Readynas102, auf das ich via FTP Backups mache. Auf meinem Laptop läuft Acronis 2015.

Bisher war alles gut. Dann war das NAS voll und ich habe alte Images gelöscht. Jetzt sind wieder >800 GB frei.

Nur leider behauptet Acronis (wenn ich FTP nutzen will), daß kein Speicherplatz mehr vorhanden sei. Nutze ich Webdav, dann ist alles ok.

An den Berechtigungen auf NAS Seite habe ich eigenltich nicht mehr geschraubt.. Die müßten alle korrekt sein.

Danke schonmal,

Chris 47111

Chris47111

[BrianL2 · Accepted solution]

Hi Chris7411,

Would like to know if you're able to setup remote FTP in your ReadyNAS system as well as in your network firewall.

Kind regards,

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

[BrianL2]

Hi Chris47111,

Was this an offsite or remote FTP backup? Does this happen if it's done or being done locally?

Looking forward to your response.

Kind regards,

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

[Sg1Hellfire]

Hi was mich mal kurz interresiert wieso per FTP ? 

Hast Du mal geguckt ob Acronis nen Pufferspeicher hat welcher eventuell nur Voll ist weshalb Du diese Meldung bekommt ?

Meine Backups laufen alle per Ghost bzw TimeMaschine. Daher kenn ich mich da nich so gut mit Deinem Programm aus. 

Hoffe ich konnte nen kleinen Anstoß geben 🙂 ich verfolge das mal hier weils mich auch interessiert.

[Chris47111]

Hi BrianL,

i't say its a remote FTP Backup. But what is the diffference?

thx in advance,

Chris47111

[Chris47111]

Hi,

eigentlich nur aus zwei Gründen. FTP ist optimiert für den Dateitransfer, somit WebDAV überlegen, hoffe ich.

Zum anderen ist bei einer FTP- Anbindung keine Windows- Freigabe vorhanden und somit ein Schutz vor Locky und co. Hoffe ich zumindest.

Gruß,

[Chris47111]

Hi BrianL,

I tried to do the backup using SMB. It works as long as I check allow anonymous access. When unchecking his box, Acronis tells me 0 of 0 GB free. So I think, it has to do something with the accounts.

Network Access:

My users are in groug user. FTP is enabled an read/write permissions are set for the users, I want to have acces to the share.

User Everyone is not granted any rights.

No hosts are set.

File access: Folder owner and folger group = guest

Grant Rename... is set

Folder owner and Group is read/write

guest and admin isr /read write.

guest

[BrianL2]

Hi Chris47111,

Just leave the SMB as it is so the backup would work well. Going back to your original problem with FTP, was it configured and working local and remotely? eg. ftp://NAS-IP address or ftp://WAN-IP address

Kind regards,

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

[Chris47111]

Hi,

ja, SMB works.

As for FTP I use it locally with a static IP type 10.x.y.z. There is no DHCP.

thx,

Chris47111

[BrianL2]

Hi Chris47111,

If this is the case, the FTP should also be configured to work remotely since the backup (source) probably is from Acronis. Could you explain further your setup so we can get this resolved?

Kind regards,

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

[Chris47111]

Hi BrianL,

I forgot to tell you, that firmware 6.4.2 is installed. No update possible.

Under System--> Settings --> FTP Settings

FTP is enabled

Port 21

Authentication anonymous

upload resumes disabled

ports: 32768 - 65535

masquerade : disabled

FTPS and Server Log is enabled

shares --> Properties

nothing set

FTP  on

security everyone and  adminhave read/write access

no hosts set

File Access security

folder owner and group guest

grant name and delete privileges: set

Everyone, owner and group habe read write Access

How can I configute FTP towork remotely?

I hope, that helps.

Thanks,

Chris47111

[BrianL2]

Hi Chris4711,

Just open or port forward FTP: 21 in your router (firewall) and the said service will be available through WAN via the assigned or given IP address by your ISP. Once configured, it can be accessed via browser or FTP client (eg. ftp://80.x.x.x)

Kind regards,

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

[BrianL2 · Accepted solution]

Hi Chris7411,

Would like to know if you're able to setup remote FTP in your ReadyNAS system as well as in your network firewall.

Kind regards,

BrianL
NETGEAR Community Team

[Chris47111]

Hi BrianL,

I disabled the Win7 firewall. Nothing changed. When telling acronis TrueImage 2015 to make backups to ftp, I still get the message 0 of 0 free.

I used my admin account, so I thought, that I have all the privileges that are necessary.

As soon as I get back to work, I'll send you a screenshot.

BTW: I don't need the possibility to make backups via WAN. Just "inside" the LAN is sufficient.

thanks,

Chris74111,