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If you mean you want to backup the NAS via ghost, that doesn't work. Ghost can only backup drives local to the PC where Ghost is installed on. You should be able to use the NAS to backup your PC to, though.
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If you mean you want to backup the NAS via ghost, that doesn't work. Ghost can only backup drives local to the PC where Ghost is installed on. You should be able to use the NAS to backup your PC to, though.

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Thanks Rindi. &nbsp;Any software that you know of that can be installed on a workstation that can backup a NAS to another folder on the network?
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Thanks Rindi.  Any software that you know of that can be installed on a workstation that can backup a NAS to another folder on the network?

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I have installed Norton Ghost on an &quot;always on&quot; workstation on my network. &nbsp;The software can not see the network mapped drives to be able to point to them as backup candidates. &nbsp;Does Norton Ghost not work with NAS?
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I have installed Norton Ghost on an "always on" workstation on my network.  The software can not see the network mapped drives to be able to point to them as backup candidates.  Does Norton Ghost not work with NAS?

Using Norton Ghost 9.0 to backup NAS

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