Steven Yarmush

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I have 2 My Cloud PR 4100 NAS boxes. We backup to one of these NAS boxes at our corporate branch. &nbsp;I would like to put the other one of these NAS boxes at one of our local branches and have the backups between the one at Corporate branch sync with the one that will be located at our local branch<br />
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I would set both them up at the corporate branch to allow the sync to occur then I would move the &quot;local branch&quot; NAS box to the local branch<br />
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Will this work?- Do you have any suggestions<br />
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Can someone recommend a software program? &nbsp;to sync?<br />
There is an internal backup sync program installed on the NAS
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I have 2 My Cloud PR 4100 NAS boxes. We backup to one of these NAS boxes at our corporate branch.  I would like to put the other one of these NAS boxes at one of our local branches and have the backups between the one at Corporate branch sync with the one that will be located at our local branch

I would set both them up at the corporate branch to allow the sync to occur then I would move the "local branch" NAS box to the local branch


Will this work?- Do you have any suggestions

Can someone recommend a software program?  to sync?
There is an internal backup sync program installed on the NAS

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