Hyper Backup supports a variety of destinations. Using compression and deduplication, it can save space even with versioning. It can back up folders, system settings, and software packages from your Synology NAS to a wide range of destinations, including a wide range of cloud storage providers.
Is this how this works or am I thinking about this wrong?Įdit: Synology has Hyper Backup where you can sync to Dropbox. Synology Hyper Backup is the tool for the job. Then I saw this, "Files on your PC or Mac are continuously backed up to the cloud."ĭoes Dropbox Back-Up support syncing all Synology NAS files with unlimited space or only the local computer and external drive? It will backup your apps, configurations, and data. I thought this might be useful and perhaps an alternative to backblaze for the back-ups need (in addition to the personal account for collaboration needs) If you want a real backup, youll want to use Synologys HyperBackup. While making a personal Dropbox account I saw Dropbox Back-up allows unlimited space for backing up. Mostly because the Synology is currently via wifi and is too slow for collaborating but okay for archive.
I want to use Dropbox for client collaboration instead and reserve Synology for personal archive and backblaze as cloud back-up for the archive (which also includes client work). I use it for personal archives and some client collaboration (photo and video).
My goal is to have an unlimited cloud backup on Dropbox of my Synology NAS archive. Apologies for the repost if so but I need help understanding the functionality of the cloud tech and services.
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