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Right now we have 2 TS-463U with identical config. 4 x 4Tb drives in RAID 10. One is used as a primary and the other as a backup. We have 4 shared folders on on the primary which I backup daily using RTRR to the secondary NAS using version management keeping versions of various times depending on the share. I also take weekly snapshots on the primary and keep them for 3 weeks.
As well as this I also backup the entire NAS to Azure storage once a month.
What I am worried about, is these are all replication jobs. There does not seem to be an automated 'backup' that will create a new backup in a folder on a schedule. What I mean is, if I have a backup storage space on remote nas, call it 'Backups', in that folder when a backup job runs it should create a new folder, call it backup__. That way the backup runs independent of other backups in that folder. Right now, the only way to do this is with Snapshot replication? I don't have the storage to replicate snapshots.
I would love if there was the ability to make simple, real, backups. It would be nice to keep versions around for when users screw up and then a few simple backups around following 3-2-1 for easy restore and protection. Relying on file versions just seems like another area of complexity on something that should be very easy and very sure. I know I could do this easily enough with a cron job and a few bash scripts but I like to avoid this where possible. Am I missing something in the Backup Station settings?
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I am a little concerned about our current backup strategy using the QNAP NAS. I am worried we may be using up more storage than need be.Right now we have 2 TS-463U with identical config. 4 x 4Tb drives in RAID 10. One is used as a primary and the other as a backup. We have 4 shared folders on on the primary which I backup daily using RTRR to the secondary NAS using version management keeping versions of various times depending on the share. I also take weekly snapshots on the primary and keep them for 3 weeks.
As well as this I also backup the entire NAS to Azure storage once a month.
What I am worried about, is these are all replication jobs. There does not seem to be an automated 'backup' that will create a new backup in a folder on a schedule. What I mean is, if I have a backup storage space on remote nas, call it 'Backups', in that folder when a backup job runs it should create a new folder, call it backup__. That way the backup runs independent of other backups in that folder. Right now, the only way to do this is with Snapshot replication? I don't have the storage to replicate snapshots.
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To combat this, I keep many versions of files, and duplicate jobs that run at separate times. Thus, in case I am hit with corruption or ransomware, it reduces the risk of replicating the corruption or ransomware to the backup. Unfortunately, versioned backups are kind of hard to deal with. Lots of folders with different versions.Gunnerman Mac Os X
I would love if there was the ability to make simple, real, backups. It would be nice to keep versions around for when users screw up and then a few simple backups around following 3-2-1 for easy restore and protection. Relying on file versions just seems like another area of complexity on something that should be very easy and very sure. I know I could do this easily enough with a cron job and a few bash scripts but I like to avoid this where possible. Am I missing something in the Backup Station settings?
