Remote backups copy data from a share on your LaCie NAS to a share on a second NAS. A second NAS can be another LaCie NAS running LaCie NAS OS (see LaCie Network Storage for details). It can also be a non-LaCie NAS compatible with rsync.
The share that you back up on your LaCie NAS is the Source. The second NAS is the Destination that stores the backup.
Source NAS | Destination NAS | Destination NAS Location | Destination share | Type of Remote Backup |
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LaCie NAS A on the local network | LaCie NAS B or a third-party rsync-compatible NAS | Local network | Network Backup Share or rsync equivalent | Local NAS-to-NAS |
LaCie NAS A on the local network | LaCie NAS B or a third-party rsync compatible NAS | Network outside of the local network (e.g. a colleague's home or a branch office) | Network Backup Share or rsync equivalent | Offsite NAS-to-NAS |
All remote backups from a LaCie NAS to a second LaCie NAS are copied to a special share called Network Backup. The Network Backup share on the destination LaCie NAS must be enabled before creating a remote backup job.
Enable the Network Backup Share: