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NASes that natively support Online Backup

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I'm looking for particular commercial NAS units that either support backing up to online backup providers (such as Backblaze, Crashplan, Carbonite, etc) or a NAS provider in general that supports this feature in their products. I'm hoping for something that doesn't require hacking (such as Synology and the Headless Crashplan client install), as backups is the one thing I want to just work out of the box.
 
Looks like there is a company called Symform whose goal is to do just this with Synology devices. Prices seem fairly competitive with what you'd pay on other cloud backup providers.

http://www.symform.com/nas-cloud-backup/synology/


Edit: Actually looks like they support QNAP and Netgear boxes too, so take your pick.
 
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fps_krumm said:
Looks like there is a company called Symform whose goal is to do just this with Synology devices. Prices seem fairly competitive with what you'd pay on other cloud backup providers.

http://www.symform.com/nas-cloud-backup/synology/


Edit: Actually looks like they support QNAP and Netgear boxes too, so take your pick.
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Not bad, though I was hoping for a more well known provider. I'll have to see how it compares to Crashplan, Backblaze, etc
 
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