I'm trying to use Hybrid Backup Sync on the TS-EC1079.
- I can't do it with the "Restore" option. I click Remote NAS then try to set up a new profile inputting the 639 IP and password. When I click Test it simply says "Failure". I suspect this is because there is no way to make the 639 "listen" on the RTRR port.
- I can't do it by creating a Remote storage space. When I try to set up a new profile inputting the 639 IP and password. When I click Test it simply says "Failure". I suspect this is because there is no way to make the 639 "listen" on the RTRR port.
- I can't do it with One Way Sync as this only allows local to remote and not vice versa.
- I can't do it with Two Way Sync with CIFS. I input the 639 IP address and credentials and it says "Failure". I've tried both the admin account and other accounts that have access to the shares.
- I can't do it with Two Way Sync with RTRR. I input the 639 IP address and credentials and it says "Failure". I've tried both the admin account and other accounts that have access to the shares.
- I can't do it with ActiveSync with FTP. I just got this to work for the first time. Unfortunately transfer speeds 5-10MB/s and it doesn't seem to preserve timestamps which is essential for me
- I can't do it with RTRR. I add a new replication job and choose RTRR and the TS-1079 IP and admin password. It won't connect. I have enabled RTRR server on the correct port and allowed all connections on the 1079 but there's no way to make the 639 see it for transfers.
- I can't do it with FTP. Even though I can FTP correctly between the two via command line, when I try to go on 639: Remote Replication -> Local to Remote -> FTP and enter the exact same FTP settings, it says wrong username or password. I have enabled FTP on the remote 1079. (edit, fixed by using another username other than admin, however, although the test can achieve speeds of >100MB/s as can manual FTP, QNAP RTRR FTP goes at <5MB/s so it's still too slow to be usable for a full seed.)
How on earth do I seed the 1079 at a reasonable rate without having to wait weeks? Right now it would be much quicker to get an external HDD and run two USB 3.0 copy operations rather than use my 1GbE.