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I am able to take an initial 'system volume' backup of my desktop PC once, but all subsequent backups result in a total loss of network connectivity on the target PC. This post is about experiencing a total network drop during an (incremental) backup. Click on Create -> Scheduled Task -> User-defined Script 1378 Views 2 Likes I've been tearing my hair out over 2 issues with Active Backup For Business.Per Year, Starts at 79.50 15.90 For First. Download the attached file and upload it to your NAS device. Updated Novem(Credit: IDrive) The Bottom Line You wont find a better price per terabyte for backing up your devices than with IDrive.So in order to provide you with a quick fix, we are sharing a few steps to follow:

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We are in continuous communication with the Synology team to provide a fix for this issue to all our DSM 7.1 users.Īs we are dependent on the Synology team for this fix it may take more than usual time to get the fix ready.Īlso DSM 7 and above do not support manual package installation for users, so we are unable to release any quick package to our release page with some workaround.Įven once the fix is ready, it has to go through the Synology verification process before the package gets available to all users via the Package Center. This issue is caused due to the latest DSM version 7.1 which was recently released by Synology. We are sorry for the issue you are encountering. One thing I noticed that I never get the "no route to host" errors when using E2 and Hyperbackup, 3 to 4 times a month with legacy iDrive I get that error message and have to manually run the backup again. After a week the 4 TB's was in the cloud and the backup runs every night for about 20 minutes with changes. I had about 4 TB to backup and I didn't want to wait for a week for the backup to successfully finish so I selected apps and their data a few at a time let it run and then started to select NAS folders and let the backup complete. In E2 you create a new "bucket" in a region that you prefer, usually closer to the NAS location is preferred along with the credentials, then on Synology you create a new S2 backup, suggest you make your own private keys for encryption, set the destination and enter the key that you setup on E2 and you now have a destination in E2.

Hyperbackup works well because it not only backs up the shared folders but also if you configure it to backup applications their configuration data is also stored and can be recovered.
