

You also have the ability to backup Synology Applications.Here’s where you will configure which File Shares (or volumes) to backup to Synology C2.You’ll need to create a name for the new backup task destination directory. You will now be redirected back to Hyper Backup.You will now be presented with information on your Synology C2 Storage Account.This will allow your user account to access the C2 Storage service. You must now “Grant access to C2 Storage”.You may have to create a new account, or log in with your existing Synology credentials. This will open a new window asking you to log on to the Synology C2 Storage Service.Under “Backup Destination”, choose “Synology C2 Storage”.If you have existing jobs, select the “+” on the top left of the window. If you have no existing backup jobs, the “Backup Wizard” should automatically open to configure a new job.In my case, I want to back up 2 Windows File Shares to the Synology C2 Storage service. These can be Windows File Shares, NFS Exports, and even Active Backup for Business storage repositories. We’re going to assume you already have some File Shares configured on your NAS. Here’s a quick guide showing how it’s done. It’s very easy to back your NAS up to the cloud. Synology DiskStation NAS Backup (and Restore) with Synology C2 Storage Cloud! Backup NAS to Synology C2 Storage
