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1. #BEST NAS FOR CARBON COPY CLONER MAC UPDATE#
2. #BEST NAS FOR CARBON COPY CLONER MAC TRIAL#
3. #BEST NAS FOR CARBON COPY CLONER MAC MAC#

This limit leaves 1Mbps for outbound traffic from other devices. Instead I've used Traffic Control in my Syno RT2600ac router and that has a blanket outbound limit from that NAS to the Internet. I did this initially but I also use HB to another LAN NAS, so this wasn't ideal. bandwidth to destination port TCP 6281 (Hyper Backup which is Syno C2 too). You can use Traffic Control in DSM (Network settings) to limit the max. So I know the pain of needing to limit outbound speeds. With CCC create a task that mounts the NAS's ebook folder as source and has a destination of the Cryptomator vault drive (or folder in it).ĭownside is that OneDrive files will be accessible all the time and to schedule the CCC teask will require the vault to be mounted (contents accessible) all the time.īut could be a weekly task to do manually.ħ/8Mbps outbound? Lucky, I have 6Mbps but should be a whooping 10Mbps if only Virgin Media could fix it.The vault should then be mounted as a Finder drive. Using Cryptomator create a vault within OneDrive.

#BEST NAS FOR CARBON COPY CLONER MAC MAC#

#BEST NAS FOR CARBON COPY CLONER MAC TRIAL#

Haven't tried this myself but a test with these will be free (CCC has a 30 day free trial and is my go to Mac clone and backup app). The question here is there any recommended interval? I was running the backups every hour, I'n now running every 4 hours. Synology support advised that I reduced the backup frequency and change the retention policy. If I threw the entire collection in there en-mass I'm presuming the C2 backup job would go on for ever until it was completed and block the other backup job? Any suggestions for getting around this? I can't see a solution.Ģ) Backup scheduling - I'm finding that C2 backup jobs sometimes fail as the 'destination is busy' which is when they are reconciling the backed up data and in effect pruning snapshots. The other issue is that part of the directory tree has within it more than 1000 folders within so I can't use the folder browser in Hyper Backup to only select parts of the collection to do it in stages. The C2 backup (encrypted) is used to backup less content due to the 1Tb content limit and also the poor broadband I'm suffering - my upload speed is around 7-8 megs.ġ) I'm looking to add my ebook collection to the C2 backup but that is many Gb of books and that'd take a long time to upload. On the 8Tb backup job I backup most of the content on the NAS, including packages etc. At the moment I have two Hyper Backup tasks, one backing up to a local 8Tb Seagate backup drive and a second backing up to Synology C2. Some have mentioned Migration Assistant.Okay a question guys. No 2: I intend to do this syncing between machines on a regular basis (say once a day). P.S.: I am intending to always restrict my disk space usage to less than 256GB so I do not face problem of no disk space on the Mac that has lower disk capacity. If CCCloner does not offer this, is there any other way to do this?

I just need both Macbooks to be synced, so that if one is down for repair, there's practically no downtime. I am thinking of this so I can bypass the hassle of cloning to an external harddrive first and then restore to the 2nd Mac.

Especially if youre using the NAS as a secondary backup, we recommend excluding content that is more easily restored from other sources, e.g.

#BEST NAS FOR CARBON COPY CLONER MAC UPDATE#

Everything else, including the model A1990, and all other specs are the same. The more content you have in your backup task, the longer it will take to copy that content to a NAS and update that data set later. Both machines have exactly the same hardware and OS, except that one of them is running with CPU Intel i7, the other with i9, and one has 512GB disk capacity and the other 256GB. Is it possible to clone a Mac directly to another Mac with Carbon Copy Cloner? I just need an answer for macOS 10.13.6.