Netgear RN212 – 2 BAY Desktop ReadyNAS Storage Guida Al Software

Log in to your ReadyNAS.

Select Backup.

Mouse over the the job and click the gear icon.
The Options window opens.

Click the Exclude from Button Sequence button.
The window closes and the job listing updates without the word Yes in the Backup Button column and
the job is removed from the Backup button sequence list.

ReadyDR is an alternative way to back up data on your ReadyNAS device. A ReadyNAS backup makes a
copy of files, but a ReadyDR backup makes a copy of the snapshots on a share or LUN.

Because a ReadyDR backup consists of snapshots, you can retrieve not just the most recent version of a
file, but the same previous versions that you could access on the ReadyNAS itself.

However, because the ReadyDR backup is share to ReadyDR share or LUN to ReadyDR share, both the
source and destination must be on a ReadyNAS device, and if the source and destination are on different
ReadyNAS devices, the communication method is specific to ReadyDR. The ReadyNAS device on which
you create the ReadyDR job manages the communication for the job. This requires the other ReadyNAS
device to validate the first device using the first device's public key. You must copy the public key from the
first device and install it on the second device before creating the ReadyDR job. For information about
transferring the key, see 

 on page 234.

A complete share or LUN including snapshots can be large, so the initial data transfer could take a substantial
amount of time. To shorten this initial transfer period, you can seed the job with a complete copy of the share
or LUN by exporting it to removable media and then importing it onto the destination ReadyNAS. For more
information about seeding a ReadyDR job, see 

 on page 235.

You can create, configure, and delete ReadyDR backup and recovery jobs. You can also manually start
jobs and clear the job log.

You can use ReadyDR to backup data: