Cloud Backup?

G

Gorst

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Hi All,
I have two requirements: sync to Google Drive, and sync my files encrypted. I've had a long play with Syno Cloud Sync using a test folder.Default configuration I chose is to sync local changes only. All I want is for one-direction Cloud Backup. I can see the test files appear on Google Drive encrypted. Good. But the problem is how do I get those files BACK if the local copy is lost? Assuming my NAS is destroyed in a fire, or stolen, I un-linked the setup I had, deleted my local test files and then configured the link again (pretending I'm on a new NAS), this time setting it to "if local files are deleted, re-download from cloud". It accepts my encryption password as what I used prior to un-linking it, but I never see my files being downloaded back locally from the cloud? I've tried most every variation of settings I could think of, and I've followed all the doco I could find, but none of the doco seems to explain how to recover from a disaster, only how to setup backups. So my Google Drive has these encrypted files which was backed up, but I don't know now how to get them back locally on my NAS an un-encrypted if the local copy was somehow lost. Please help?
Thanks!
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Cloud backup is a service that protects your data online and this is possible to store your data virtually anywhere anytime based on your storage needs. You could use Salesforce cloud-based CRM here that results in online backup and you don’t have to worry about data loss at all. The information is safe on virtual machines all the time and you could access the data frequently when you need it.
 
Backup is important for all data and not just the cloud. I advise you to pay attention to a useful resource https://spinbackup.com/, thanks to which your Google data will always be safe. This is a good way to prevent problems. But remember that backups should be done regularly.
 
Cloud backup, also known as online backup, is a strategy for backing up data that involves sending a copy of the data over a proprietary or public network to an off-site server. The server is usually hosted by a third-party service provider, which charges the backup customer a fee based on capacity, bandwidth or number of users. In the enterprise, the off-site server might be owned by the company, but the chargeback method would be similar.
 
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