NAS backup software to backup data to network storage

NAS backup software: EaseUS Todo Backup supports backup data to network storage, you can backup system, disk and partition, file and folders using full backup, differential backup, incremental backup, or set backup schedule for backups.

Tutorial to backup data to network storage with EaseUS Todo Backup:

1. Launch EaseUS Todo Backup, click Data backup (File, Disk/Partition).

2. Select File or Disk/Partition to select data you want to backup.

3. Enter Task/Plan name and Description for your backup. By default, the name and description are given based on the backup time and backup type.

4. Click the horizontal column Destination to select backup storage location. By default, the software will recognize the most suitable partition as your destination, you can click Destination to modify it.

5. Here we click the folder icon to select Network. If you want to modify the selected data, click the horizontal column Source to switch window.

Tick off the options to Check backup image integrity after backup. Check the integrity of image file to ensure that you can have a successful recovery afterwards, if the image file is incomplete, you can backup again.
Turn on I will preserve image files, and input days to preserve images or the number of last backup files you want to preserve. To control the number of image file when you do continuous backup with backup schedule, you can save much disk space to store the images out of date.
What's more, you can choose to preserve the first image.

6. Set backup schedule for your backups. Click Turn on and pop up the Schedule window. Set schedule to backup later, daily, weekly, monthly or upon event. Click OK to apply the schedule, click Do not schedule to cancel plans.

Note: enter account and password with Administrator privilege to make the schedule take effect.

Detailed schedule examples refer to How to set backup schedule using EaseUS Todo Backup?

7. Click Backup options and pop up the following window, set backup compression, password, splitting etc. Click OK to apply the settings, click Reset to initial settings to disable the settings.

8. Click Proceed to perform NAS backup.

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