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mushtac

157 posts

Master Geek

#41625 20-Sep-2009 18:27

Is there a quick way to Time Machine multiple Mac's to a NAS?

neilinnz

165 posts

Master Geek

#257233 20-Sep-2009 19:16

Not sure what NAS you have but I have a partitioned disk attached to an Airport Extreme and any of the partitions can be used by Time Machine from any number of Macs.

mushtac

157 posts

Master Geek

#257254 20-Sep-2009 21:32

Its a NETGEAR ReadyNAS NV+

yahnz

37 posts

Geek

#259220 29-Sep-2009 00:18

It depends on the SMB implementation. Low end NAS units will often struggle with the load TM puts on them.

In either case, you will want to create your backup image on your local machine, and then copy it to the NAS. Works much better that way.

J

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