The advantage of this package is certainly that you can choose almost anything for the destination itself. This is where Hyper Backup comes into play. If your data is only on the NAS, then you need to consider how to protect that part in case something happens to the device itself. While many view the NAS as their backup, this may be true on the assumption that the data is already on another device/location. What exactly is Hyper Backup? This particular package offers you the ability to create a backup, for all your data already on the NAS. Of these four, Hyper Backup is certainly the most popular, and at the same time available on absolutely all models (unlike some below). Let's look at what all these backup tools are, how they are used and in which situations, and whether you must use them all or you can satisfy all your needs through one of them. Therefore, there are several different applications/platforms in the Synology toolkit that I will cover in this article.

The NAS device can use various methods, protocols, and finally the direction of execution when it comes to backup. What is characteristic of all brands of NAS devices, including Synology, is that they have a large number of applications that fall into this category.

Everyone who uses Synology NAS (or NAS in general) mostly does so out of a few basic needs.

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