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How do you back up a NAS? And why go with NAS vs. a bigger server?

I am used to using shadow protect to back up a server.  A new client has a NAS for the data and SBS 2011 for email / network admin.  

How do you back up the NAS? Shadow protect doesn't seem to want to back it up.

And what is the 30 second elevator pitch  for NAS vs. just more hard drives in the server?
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xx: Thanks for the quick response!  what's your thoughts on keeping all the data on the server rather than on a seperate box, if you need / want the server for sbs / exchange anyway.

I'm waiting for storagecraft to open.  would you know if they have that add in? the client already has shadowprotect sbs license
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funny - I work on the other extreme - all on 1 box - SBS
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