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Click Add .
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Select the shared folder that will be the backup source and destination.
Notes:
• You can specify the LAN port to use for backup such as “(LAN3)”. However, if you connect two or more LAN
ports to the same network, the faster LAN port will take priority even if you specify the LAN port used. For
example, if both ports LAN1 and LAN3 are connected to the same network and LAN3 is faster, then that port
will be used even if you had configured LAN1 to be the port used.
To use a slower LAN port for backup in this environment, configure the LAN port settings to a different
network segment.
• If you want to back up to a Buffalo NAS device on another network, follow the procedure below to add the
Buffalo NAS device on another network before selecting the backup folders.
a. Click
List of Servers .
b. Click Add ; select the “Add Buffalo NAS device” option, enter the IP address or hostname of the
destination Buffalo NAS device, then click OK .
c. Click Close when completed.
d. Click Refresh and make sure the desired Buffalo NAS device has been added to the list.
• If you want to back up to an rsync-compatible device, follow the procedure below to add the rsync-
compatible device before selecting the backup folders.
a. Click
List of Servers .
b. Click Add ; select the “Add rsync-compatible device” option, enter the IP address or hostname of the
destination device, then click OK . If you want to encrypt the rsync access, enable rsync over SSH and
enter the rsync account settings.
c. Click Close when completed.
d. Click Refresh and make sure the desired rsync-compatible device has been added to the list.
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Click OK , then click OK again. Jobs will be added to the backup list.
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