appconsultant New Member Nov 3, 2013 #1 Like Time Machine on OSX, is there a solution available to automatically create an incremential backup on a NAS in my network?
Like Time Machine on OSX, is there a solution available to automatically create an incremential backup on a NAS in my network?
leeshor Well-Known Member Nov 3, 2013 #2 You should be able to access the NAS, so incremental backups wouldn't/shouldn't be a problem
jnjroach Administrator Staff member Nov 3, 2013 #3 It is done through File History, point the target to your NAS.
OP appconsultant New Member Nov 3, 2013 Thread Starter #4 jnjroach said: It is done through File History, point the target to your NAS. Click to expand... This sounds great! Can i use this for a complete restore of my Surface ?
jnjroach said: It is done through File History, point the target to your NAS. Click to expand... This sounds great! Can i use this for a complete restore of my Surface ?
jnjroach Administrator Staff member Nov 3, 2013 #5 That is what the refresh is for, this is for your data....
CrippsCorner Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2013 #6 Has anyone got a step-by-step guide for this? It's something I'd really like to get set up but I've never used a NAS drive before...
Has anyone got a step-by-step guide for this? It's something I'd really like to get set up but I've never used a NAS drive before...
leeshor Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2013 #7 Just an fyi that a NAS is not a requirement. You could do the same with any computer that has a shared folder and sufficient space available.
Just an fyi that a NAS is not a requirement. You could do the same with any computer that has a shared folder and sufficient space available.