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How To properly secure rsync traffic from onsite ReadyNAS to offsite ReadyNAS

Asked by lacunabridge in rSync Backup Utility, Storage Technology, Windows 2003 Server

Tags: rsync, Netgear, ReadyNAS, ReadyNAS Pro Business Edition

Ok i am trying to setup my first offsite backup and right now both boxes are in the same building rsyncing nightly without encryption (obviously)...now i want to be ready when i take it offsite and not have to poke at it for days to get it to work...i want to make sure it is working before hand...i have a little experience with stunnel but next to none with linux\unix commands...not to mention i don't have all the options most people have becasue i am using the rsync feature native to the readynas boxes...so my thought was to run stunnel on the local server and point the localnas to the internal server running stunnel and have it redirect to a secure port then on the other end i have an ISA 2006 firwall and i will have the box behind it...now i can't change the port the readynas listens on (to my knowledge) so how would i make the redirection back to the normal rsync port of 873 so it will send it to the box on my network...here is a rough diagram of what i am trying to say


ReadyNAS box on client network--->firebox---cloud---ISA Firewall--->Readynas box on my network


how do i make sure the data is encypted during this process, can it be done with stunnel?

any help is appreciated
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Zones: rSync Backup Utility, Storage Technology, Windows 2003 Server
Tags: rsync, Netgear, ReadyNAS, ReadyNAS Pro Business Edition
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