Backup Programs for NAS

I just set up a NAS..16 Tb on Synology DS223......and I'm looking for a good backup program to run the NAS.....
I have 3 computers feeding the NAS....

Right now I"m using Cobian Reflector because it does not put everything in one large file....easy to find files I want to restore.....but it's very slow....
I have tried Veeam for Windows but I find it difficult to set up....
I have played with Macrium as a backup but again one large file and you have to mount the Macrium Image in order to recover anything.....

Requirements....
Fast....
Easy to set up....
Reliable....
Easy to recover a single file....

So I'm wondering what are some of you using for a backup program....

Thanks
Steve

Hi, Steve.

I use FreeFileSync. It’s free and comes with “RealTimeSync” which you can use after you save a “FreeFileSync” batch job.
RealTimeSync” enables the batch job to run in real time. Meaning if you add or update a file, it will be reflected onto source drive immediately, or within a time span you can allocate.
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If you want to know a little about it, you can watch the videos they supply

VIDEOS


The video page is missing an explanation in the videos regarding the “Update” option

The Update Sync variant leaves any files that pre-exist in your "target" location intact, even if such file does not, or no longer exist in the "source" location. But it will update a file that has been changed on the source drive and reflect that on the target drive (as does Mirror Sync)

A Mirror Sync variant will replicate the target drive with the source drive, meaning if someone deletes a file on their source drive, it will be reflected on the target.

There are other backup variants.

There is also a Manual page with information.

MANUAL

Outside of that, the forum is very active and most likely has any answers you need, if not you can always join and ask.

FORUM

I haven't, at all, represented this program as well as it should be. I love it. Maybe it will be of use to you.

Personally, I use Beyond Compare for a lot of my file-by-file backups to my NAS. I also do image backups of the O/S and my primary data drive.