Netgear RN528X Software Manual - Page 223

Backup and Recovery, ReadyNAS OS 6.7, Test Connection

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ReadyNAS OS 6.7 6. Do one of the following: • If you clicked the Local button, click the Browse button and navigate to the file or folder you want to back up. • If you clicked the Remote button, enter the host name, select the backup protocol, and enter the path and, if required, the login ID and password. Enter the folder path according to the following: - If you select a Windows protocol, use a forward slash (/) to separate directories, for example, enter one of the following: // - If you select the FTP protocol and you want to specify an absolute path, start with a forward slash (/). Relative paths cannot start with a forward slash. For example: - - / - If you select the NFS protocol, specify the export point followed by the path, for example: //path - If you select the Rsync server protocol, specify the module name followed by the path, for example: /path WARNING: Backing up using the Rsync protocol is for expert users only. - If you select the Rsync over Remote SSH protocol, specify the relative or absolute path, for example: - - / WARNING: During backup using the Rsync over Remote SSH protocol, specifying an absolute path might overwrite existing files at that destination. Backing up using the Rsync over Remote SSH protocol is for expert users only. - Do not use a backslash (\) in paths. Note If you configured a remote source, you can immediately test the connection by clicking the Test Connection button. Backup and Recovery 223

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6.
Do one of the following:
If you clicked the
Local
button, click the
Browse
button and navigate to the file or folder you want
to back up.
If you clicked the
Remote
button, enter the host name, select the backup protocol, and enter the
path and, if required, the login ID and password.
Enter the folder path according to the following:
-
If you select a Windows protocol, use a forward slash (/) to separate directories, for example,
enter one of the following:
/<share name>/<folder name>
-
If you select the FTP protocol and you want to specify an absolute path, start with a forward
slash (/). Relative paths cannot start with a forward slash. For example:
-
<relative path>
-
/<absolute path>
-
If you select the NFS protocol, specify the export point followed by the path, for example:
/<export point>/path
-
If you select the Rsync server protocol, specify the module name followed by the path, for
example:
<module name>/path
WARNING:
Backing up using the Rsync protocol is for expert users only.
-
If you select the Rsync over Remote SSH protocol, specify the relative or absolute path, for
example:
-
<relative path>
-
/<absolute path>
WARNING:
During backup using the Rsync over Remote SSH protocol, specifying
an absolute path might overwrite existing files at that destination.
Backing up using the Rsync over Remote SSH protocol is for expert
users only.
-
Do not use a backslash (\) in paths.
If you configured a remote source, you can immediately test the connection by clicking
the
Test Connection
button.
Note
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