The current system has 2 RAID volumes, “RAID” and “RAIDa”. Select the RAID
volume from the backup configuration volume list which is going to be mapped
to the RAID volume of the current system. Simply click on the right hand side of
“RAIDa” and a drop down list will appear. Now you can choose which volume to
map with. In this case the “RAID01” volume from the system backup
configuration will be mapped to the volume “RAIDa” of the current unit. Once
again, it means all the shares that were created in the volume “RAID01” will be
restored to volume “RAIDa” of the current system.
ACL Backup and Restore
The ACL backup and restore feature enables the system ACL (Access Control List)
to be backed up on the RAID volume based to other location and restored if needed.
Let’s look at the example bellow to see how it works.
We have one system with a RAID volume “RAID”, select “Backup” to backup this
RAID volume’s ACL to other location. The current RAID volume “RAID” has share
folder as listed on right hand screen shot.
For the ACL restore, it can be restored in the same system or used in another unit.
For example, let’s restore the ACL backup file to another unit. This unit has a RAID
volume “RAIDpm” with share folders as listed on right hand screen shot.
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