I just want to ensure that new data on one device will eventually (given WAN-speeds) end up on the other.įrom Googling and reading it sounds like I can use Synology Drive ShareSync to do this, so I've started setting that up but I can't specify the Local Sync Folder because the Change Folder Path icon is dimmed out. I don't need version history or anything elaborate. So what I'm thinking is pushing data one-way from each device to the other. The folder structure on both devices is the same. SyncBack is my preferred sync program for ensuring copies of important. What I need to do next is ensure that the same data exists on both NAS devices, but I don't necessarily want it to be a two-way sync, mostly because I'm paranoid about accidentally deleting data from one NAS and have the data delete from the other NAS. Synology DS213J NAS Reviewed, here we detail our review of Synologys latest 2 Bay. Normally I use a file sync app (SyncBackPro) when I'm at either location to push new data to either NAS.

Since last year I've been happily using 2 x DS1819+ devices at two locations to back up many terabytes of data.

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