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Backup Synology with Cloud Sync on Swiss Backup (Swift)
This guide details how to back up a Synology NAS using the Cloud Sync application via the OpenStack Swift protocol on Swiss Backup, the backup solution in an independent Swiss cloud.
Preamble
- It is also possible to use Hyper Backup (recommended): refer to this other guide.
- The various services offered by Infomaniak are all compatible with the corresponding standard protocols (S3/Swift for storage, for example), therefore if you encounter a problem with third-party software, contact its publisher or a Partner and consult the support policy as well as section 11.9 of the Infomaniak Terms of Service.
Configure Cloud Sync
Prerequisites
- Have a Swiss Backup Infomaniak space with an available device quota (minimum 1) for a cloud backup.
- Add 1 device of type Cloud to obtain the OpenStack Swift parameters.
To configure a new backup:
- Log in to the administration interface of your Synology NAS (DSM).
- If necessary, install the Cloud Sync application from the Package Center.
- Open the Cloud Sync application.
- If necessary, click on the + to add a new cloud provider.
- Choose OpenStack Swift from the list of providers:
- Fill in the fields according to the information specific to your device (refer to this other guide) and modify the drop-down menus if necessary as follows:
- After clicking Next, fill in the fields according to the information specific to your device (refer to this other guide) and modify the drop-down menus if necessary as follows:
- Choose the location (the default choice proposed).
- Choose the container name (this is the domain name in your device information).
- Task configuration: enter...
- β¦ the connection name (e.g. OpenStack Swift)
- β¦ the local path (the content to be backed up)
- β¦ the remote path (the folder in which your files will be backed up)
- β¦ the synchronization direction (transfer only local changes recommended for a backup)
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