Planet NAS-5400 User Manual page 119

select "All Files" from the "What to upload" column.
If this version has a special representative meaning, user may select the option "Create a tag after
upload" so that after the upload is complete, this version can be created with a tag to allow for
easy restoration in the future.
PLANET NAS-5000 series Replicator allows the user to create up to 20 tags. The purpose of tag
is to help user record version of a specific time. For example, if a software engineer has already
completed program version 1.0 and is prepared to start coding version 2.0. For this engineer,
version 1.0 is the version with special representative meaning. While completing all version 1.0
program files, he/she can create a tag for these files at the specific time. In case any problem is
encountered while modifying version 2.0, the engineer can easily restore all 1.0 program files to
his machine for further modification.
5. After you have completed the selection, click "OK" button. PLANET NAS-5000 series Replicator
will backup all the files in the selected file folders to the NAS server designated.
Note:
1. PLANET NAS-5000 series Replicator only targets its monitoring on file folders and sub file
folders in the local hard disk. The monitoring does not include network disk drives or other
external storage devices.
2. PLANET NAS-5000 series Replicator does not support monitoring of files under the root
directory in this machine.
Monitor File Folders in Your Own Computer
After first-time backup, PLANET NAS-5000 series Replicator can help its user to continue
monitoring file folders in his/her computer. Any changes made to files in the file folders will be
saved to the NAS server.
To monitor the file folders of your own computer, please select file folders of your machine and the
NAS server to save backups, and then and click the "Monitor" button. PLANET NAS-5000 series
Replicator will be minimized to the system tray to perform monitoring.
Backup changed data only
When files at the client are large and changed frequently, if every time any change made to these
files are updated automatically to the backup in the NAS server, this may cause heavy network
traffic. Due to consideration of performance efficiency, after running the complete backup in the
first instance user may choose not to run automatic monitoring, instead the user should manually
upload the changed files to the NAS server.
To backup any changed files, please select the file folders on your machine and the NAS server to
save backups, click "Upload" button on the right, select "Modified files since last upload" to backup
any changes made since last update or "Modified files since a designated time" to backup any
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