I 05/02/17 04:58PM CrashPlan stopped, version 4.8.0, GUID XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX If you want to run CrashPlan on the docker, then you are looking at the right NAS options- you need plus series for that (218+, 718+ or 418play, 918+).I 05/02/17 04:30PM Downloading a new version of CrashPlan.
Or having two NAS systems will let you synchronize data between them just in case one is stolen or broken. C2 Synology cloud will let you backup NAS to the cloud. Also, version control is available as well as snapshot technology. Synology Drive app will let you synchronize data between any computer or mobile device.
It has even alternative to things like Dropbox or CrashPlan. With 418play or 218 you can play and even transcode media on Plex. Upgrading to a new NAS will open much more possibilities of different kinds of backing up and synchronizing data. To be honest, I may not even be looking at an upgrade if my online backups were still working but the ds410 is 8 yrs old and it’s probably time. The DS 410 I have now can sort of do so via Kodi, but it struggles a bit, I think with large files. While it could prove more flexible, I ultimately would at least like to playback my 4k HDR backups of discs. Since upgrading, may want to get in to using Plex and not sure I necessarily need transcoding. Therefore, looking at the ds218+ or the ds418play. Want to either set up docker to work with crashplan or just use newer version if cloudsync to onedrive. Looked at doing OneDrive, but ds 5.2 limits version of cloudsync and remote paths can’t be selected. Even though I upgraded to crashplan for small business, its no longer working. Main reason is for newer ds software version to accommodate online backup of my NAS files and possibly Plex. Had previously been using pcloadletter hack to backup via crashplan but they’ve changed things on the backend now.
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