> CrashPlan's client isn't something you generally would want to run on your NAS, it takes memory proportionate to the amount of data on your disk (and a fair a

> CrashPlan's client isn't something you generally would want to run on your NAS, it takes memory proportionate to the amount of data on your disk (and a fair amount of RAM, at that) and unless you're running an GUI on your NAS it's impossible to configure without a huge headache. CrashPlan's client is able to attach to a headless instance [1], but the RAM requirement does mean that it's only really usable on NASes with expandable RAM. [1] https://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/4/Configuring/Use_CrashPlan_on_a_headless_computer https://support.code42.com/CrashPlan/4/Configuring/Use_Crash...