+1Hi Team,
I would like to verify if we will backup the NAS (which is located in Prod), how can we replicate it to the other site? via Backup Copy job?
I believed veeam replication is for VMs only, but customer have NAS and must have a copy as well in DR site
reference; https://forums.veeam.com/file-shares-f57/nas-backup-copy-job-with-restore-points-t64904.html
Thanks
Best answer by Mildur
Hi Justine
Have you tried the secondary target setting?
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/file_share_backup_job_secondary_target.html?ver=110
That setting will copy all file version to a secondary backup repository.
If you are looking for NAS replication similar to vm replication, that is not possible with Veeam.
Thanks
Fabian
+12Hi Justine
Have you tried the secondary target setting?
https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/file_share_backup_job_secondary_target.html?ver=110
That setting will copy all file version to a secondary backup repository.
If you are looking for NAS replication similar to vm replication, that is not possible with Veeam.
Thanks
Fabian
+23What
+7If you are using Synology, this might be of help: How do I sync data between multiple Synology NAS via Synology Drive Server? - Synology Knowledge Center
+21The secondary target as mentioned by Mildur is probably the best option unless you want to set up NAS replication or copy. Let us know the NAS type.
+8As all said, vendor would help, also what you want to achieve, but replica is between NASes, usually vendor tools or rsync for linux based ones or between vendors,
SYNOLOGY ← → QNAP
if is Sinology, very easy wizard and documentation,
cheers,
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