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You can use (encrypted) sparsebundle images with a given size limit as backup destination on the server.
by n1000 7y ago
You can use (encrypted) sparsebundle images with a given size limit as backup destination on the server.
- mschuster91 7y agoDo you have a guide on how to do this?
- n1000 7y agoUnfortunately, there is no up-to-date and comprehensive guide out there. I should write one i guess. I takes some tinkering. This is a good first start: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/turn-nas-windows-share-time-machine-backup/ https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/turn-nas-windows-share-time-ma... If you’re using a USB drive, I recommend to make the first backup while directly attached to save some time. Also if the server is a Mac (and I believe there are ways to do that with other OSs too), you can simulate a time machine capsule. Now whenever I am in my home wifi my MacBook does automatic backups.