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Please read the following notes for important setup details and troubleshooting tips for your Synology NAS as the backup source.

Back up (shared) folders:

Hyper Backup offers you flexible ways to select the shared folders, folders, and files you wish to back up. You can tick and untick the checkboxes to select what to back up. There are 3 different backup selections to choose from:

Backup Selection	Description
Parent and subfolder backup	Back up selected subfolders "a, b, c", as well as all individual files within folder "A". Any new subfolders and individual files created in folder "A" in the future will also be backed up.
Parent folder backup	Back up only individual files within folder "A". Any new subfolders and individual files created in folder "A" in the future will also be backed up.
Subfolder backup	Back up only selected subfolders "a, b, c" within folder "A".

Note:

The maximum length of the complete folder path for backup is 4,080 characters.
If the backup source folder is an encrypted shared folder or its subfolder, the source folder can be mounted or unmounted when you are creating the backup task.
For multi-version backup, you can only back up encrypted shared folders that are mounted, and restore them into encrypted/unencrypted folders. For single-version backup, you can back up encrypted shared folders that are mounted or unmounted, and restore them into encrypted/unencrypted folders. To restore them encrypted, an encrypted shared folder under the same name must be mounted on the local Synology NAS. The restored folder will not be automatically mounted on startup.
Using remotely mounted folders and other package mounted folders as the backup source is not supported. For example, if you install Active Backup for Business on DSM, the related default folder under the shared folder, ActiveBackupforBusiness, is not allowed to be backed up due to file format limitation.
When choosing to back up the whole volume, once there is a newly created shared folder, it will be automatically added to the backup source.

Back up applications*:

Backup for certain applications is supported. Currently the supported packages are:
- CardDAV Server
- DNS Server
- Glacier Backup
- Hyper Backup Vault
- Hyper Backup
- LDAP Server
- MariaDB
- Note Station
- OAuth Service
- Photo Station
- Presto File Server
- Proxy Server
- RADIUS Server
- SSO Server
- Storage Analyzer
- Surveillance Station
- Synology Application Service
- Synology Calendar
- Synology Chat Server
- Synology Directory Server
- Synology Drive Server
- Synology Mail Server
- Synology MailPlus Server
- Synology Moments
- Synology Office
- VPN Server
- Web Station
- WebDAV Server
To know whether a specific package can be backed up and more (e.g. backup contents and limitations), please consult the help document for the package.
When choosing applications to be backed up, its related shared folders will also be backed up. For example, if users choose to back up Photo Station, its default shared folder "Photo" will also be backed up.

Back up system configurations:

The system configurations will be backed up by default every time a version is created. When restored, the system configurations will rewrite the current ones if they conflict. Below are the system configurations for backup:

Users and Groups
- User
- Group
Workgroup, Domain, and LDAP
File Sharing and Backup Services
- Windows File Service (SMB)
- Mac File Service (AFP)
- NFS
- FTP
- Network Backup
- Advanced
Other Services
- User Home
- Password
- Password Settings
- Password Expiration
- SNMP
- Task Scheduler
- DHCP Scheduler
- Notification

Back up Windows ACL settings:

The Windows ACL settings of the files on the Synology NAS can be backed up regardless of the file system of the destination.

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* Selected applications only.

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