Remote Backup; Compatibility Preconditions; About Netbackup Share - LaCie 2BIG User Manual

REMOTE BACKUP

Remote backup will let you back up your NAS onto another NAS, whether it be on the local network or through
the Internet. Note that the system will not store multiple iterations of the same backup, so a new backup will
replace the existing one.

Compatibility Preconditions

In the case of remote backup, both the source NAS and the destination NAS must be accessible to the Internet.
You may have to allow access to TCP port 873 on your router of both networks in order to accomplish this.
Refer to your router's documentation for details.
The target NAS must be rsync compatible.
A LaCie NAS must have the most up-to-date operating system and netbackup server enabled; see
Netbackup Server.
A LaCie NAS will only be automatically detected if it's on the same network. If the LaCie NAS isn't on the same
network, use its IP address and make sure all routers allow access to TCP port 873.

About NetBackup Share

When a remote backup is performed, a share called netbackup will be created on the target NAS which will
contain the backed up files. By default, this share is inaccessible to all users, but administrators can create
permissions on the Dashboard / Users page so that users can access it.
Initiate a Remote Backup
1. Click the CREATE JOB button, then choose Backup.
2. Next, choose Remote backup, then click NEXT.
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