Difference between revisions of "Backups over the internet with rsync"
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You can setup 2 NAS's behind routers with dynamic IP's from the ISP with DynDNS or no-ip. | You can setup 2 NAS's behind routers with dynamic IP's from the ISP with DynDNS or no-ip. | ||
| + | ===Setup via DynDNS=== | ||
| + | * Setup a host at [http://www.dyndns.com/ DynDNS.com] to one of the dynamic sides of your setup with a dns name and IP address | ||
| + | ====Perl Based - Install ddclient==== | ||
| + | As a super-user type: <pre>apt-get install ddclient</pre> | ||
| − | =Setting up | + | |
| + | =Setting up Rsync= | ||
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| + | more to do... sleep now | ||
Revision as of 02:57, 4 September 2008
This set of instructions are intended for running (hopefully secure) backups over the interweb from one location to another with either a telnet-enabled stock linkstation pro/live/tera series, or a debianized LS/TS/kuro.
This guide is related to running NAS to NAS (or really any linux machine) over one lan to another lan through routers, however there are other configurations as well, manipulate as you please. There are ways of setting up windows gui rsync backups as well See Unison File Syncronizer and RsyncOnWindows.
Outline:
- Setup dynamic ip updater service
- Setup rsync or rsync over ssh
more to come (work in progress :-)
Contents |
Setting up a dynamic IP updater
Stock Buffalo's with buffalonas.com
Visit buffalonas.com and find instructions there :-) (fill in at some point)
Debianized Devices
You can setup 2 NAS's behind routers with dynamic IP's from the ISP with DynDNS or no-ip.
Setup via DynDNS
- Setup a host at DynDNS.com to one of the dynamic sides of your setup with a dns name and IP address
Perl Based - Install ddclient
As a super-user type:apt-get install ddclient
Setting up Rsync
more to do... sleep now
