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Rsync between two different products How To Back Up NAS to NAS (Rsync) The rsync setups on the Synology and D-Link, but each has features that the other doesn't. Synology requires a mandatory username and password while the D-Link GUI does not provide a place to enter, which could only be found in SSH. Synology DS1512+ D-Link DNS-327L Tried to Google but can't seem to locate anything similar. Thus will provide a short write-up for people interested in having a cheaper alternative over the Synology NAS for backup purposes. Firmware : Synology 1512+ on DSM 5.0-4993 Update 1 D-Link DNS-327L on 1.03 ========================================================= Enable Rsync on both products D-Link DNS-327L The D-Link requires an extra procedure for Synology to connect upon. Following the procedures below would lead you to the respective configuration required **Enable Remote Backup Server(NAS)** GUI - Login to your NAS page GUI - Navigate as shown - Applica

It's been a while since I last used a D-Link NAS (after my DNS-343/DNS-323) for the last time. This D-Link DNS-327L is used with the intention of back up off from my Synology DS1512+ NAS D-Link DNS-327L NAS Specifications Marvell ARM 88F6707, single-core ARMv7 processor from the Marvell Armada 370 series clocked at 1.2 GHz. 512 MB of RAM. Two easy-to-load hard drive bays accept any capacity 3.5” SATA internal drive Hot-Swap feature enables replacing a failed hard drive without having to power down or reboot. 1 x USB 3.0 port to connect additional external storage or multifunction printer 1 x Gigabit Ethernet connectivity provides high speed network transfer Key Features: 2x 3.5in SATA HDD Bays; 1x USB 3.0; JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1; iTunes Server, DLNA, UPnP ; BitTorrent server; ShareCenter+ Third Party Apps; mydlink Cloud Platform Speed Test The hardware configuration of our D-Link DNS-327L consisted of the following configurations: NAS Firmware : 1.