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Arq sounds interesting. Just for completeness sake, I see in their features section: "You can back up to your own Amazon Cloud Drive, Amazon Web Services, Goo
by saganus 9y ago
Arq sounds interesting.
Just for completeness sake, I see in their features section:
"You can back up to your own Amazon Cloud Drive, Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Storage, Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive accounts, or your SFTP server or NAS"
So local options are only SFTP and NAS? do you know what do they mean by NAS? i.e. they support a branded NAS like Synology, or maybe OpenNAS servers? any info on this would be great as that would save me some time downloading the trial and setting up stuff just to figure this out :)
- icebraining 9y agoFrom the documentation, it's only SFTP or whatever network volume that Windows itself can mount. https://www.arqbackup.com/documentation/pages/strategy.html https://www.arqbackup.com/documentation/pages/strategy.html
- astrocat 9y agoI use Arq to do both local and cloud (S3) backups. The local backup isn't limited to any particular NAS or local FTP destination; mine just goes to a cheap external USB drive I have plugged into my mac.
- ValentineC 9y ago> So local options are only SFTP and NAS? do you know what do they mean by NAS? i.e. they support a branded NAS like Synology, or maybe OpenNAS servers? any info on this would be great as that would save me some time downloading the trial and setting up stuff just to figure this out :) The option is called "A folder on your drive or NAS", and asks you to specify a folder, so external hard disks should work fine.