06-09-2012 02:41 PM
Is there a way to set cloud storage as a backup location? I do not see a way to do this when I try to run a backup. Thanks
06-09-2012 05:33 PM
dwt47 wrote:Is there a way to set cloud storage as a backup location? I do not see a way to do this when I try to run a backup. Thanks
Hi,
When you click on the 'where' tab while setting up a backup job what locations are available to you?
Thanks
06-09-2012 08:09 PM - edited 06-09-2012 08:13 PM
dwt47 wrote:Is there a way to set cloud storage as a backup location? I do not see a way to do this when I try to run a backup. Thanks
Assuming you are not talking about the online storage that comes with N360 but some other cloud storage such as Skydrive, I think the only way to do that is if the cloud storage can be mapped as a local drive.
06-10-2012 03:07 AM
Yes , this is what I am trying to do and I don't know how . I am using Just Cloud to try to store the data but it does not show in my list of locations. Thanks for the reply
06-10-2012 03:09 AM
my hard drive, My norton sydrive which isn;t large enough and my cd drive. Thanks for the reply
06-10-2012 05:41 AM
dwt47 wrote:Yes , this is what I am trying to do and I don't know how . I am using Just Cloud to try to store the data but it does not show in my list of locations. Thanks for the reply
I do not think that is possible with N360.Norton needs to see a drive attached to your computer, or its' own online backup.
According to their web site, JustCloud constantly backs up your files. 360 would be duplicating that effort.
06-10-2012 03:01 PM
This is what I thought too but just cloud is backing up 7gb and norton wants to back up 61gb
06-10-2012 05:53 PM
dwt47 wrote:This is what I thought too but just cloud is backing up 7gb and norton wants to back up 61gb
Hi,
360's rst backup will be a complete backup of the partition. After that it will do incremental backups. So, the first one will be a monster and after that they will be more reasonable in size, unless you are doing a lot of downloading and changing. I'm not sure what just cloud is trying to back up so I can't comment on the size of that files. I expect that it too uses a compression scheme so that may also be a factor in the file sizes.
