Synology Hyper Backup: Protecting Your Important Data

In this video, we will cover how to use the Synology Hyper Backup to back up your data to your Synology NAS. Though there are many options and variations to where you can back up your data, this video will cover how to set up Hyper Backup to a USB drive, as well as a different NAS unit even if it is not a Synology. Please don't forget to like and subscribe if you find this useful and browse my channel for other content like this.
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[@mlpzaqwer]

I setup an rsync backup through hyper backup but the speeds are around 5mb/s. Why would it be this slow? The rsync daemon is running on the local network on my pc

[@MikeFaucher]

Is this hard wired or WiFi? Though it runs in the background that seems slow. Check your network speed between the devices and see what you get.

[@laurentiudll]

Is this considered the main backup way of a synology nas ? or is it a third party solution? Is there something already built in DSM ? (besides snapshots which i understand are not trully a way to backup, but a quick easy way to restore data)

[@MikeFaucher]

Great question. Hyper Backup is a separate app but is a Synology app made and designed for their devices. They have a couple but this is the one I consider mainstream and the one I use on my Synology. Snapshots are great but I still use a backup program for the bulk of my needs.

[@arksurvivalevolved9190]

Nice, I added another 12tb HD on Storagfe pool 2 as a single drive for backup, but in hyper drive I cant backup storage pool 1 to storage pool 2.. Is this normal or theres another way? Thank you

[@MikeFaucher]

The recommended way is to use an external device as failure can come from the device itself. Optionally, you can use snapshots to pool 2 and a full backup to external drive.

[@arksurvivalevolved9190]

@@MikeFaucher Thank you, I think I solved creating a shared folder on Pool 2 and hyper backup there..

[@MikeFaucher]

@@arksurvivalevolved9190 Excellent; thanks for the update.