Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM).Select other settings and apply the backup plan.Select Network share and specify shared folders on your NAS:.Under What to back up select Files/folders:.Install Agent for Windows or Agent for Linux on a machine you can access your NAS from.

The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.Cannot create a snapshot of folder '' due to an unsupported type of the volume where this folder is located.If during the backup of a network share a file is opened for read/write operations by a third-party application, backup can end with warnings similar to: Ensure that files on the NAS are not scanned by antivirus software or copied by other backup solutions during backup process (you can specify respective scripts in pre/post commands).Give backup process a higher priority (see performance backup option) and Acronis Agent User a higher priority in accessing the NAS.Schedule the backup of NAS when no one uses the files (at weekends or off-hours).Otherwise we recommend these guidelines for backup of files and folders located on a NAS or a network share: Acronis development team is considering a dedicated agent for Synology/QNAP devices for future releases. As workaround, if the NAS allows (see requirements), install an agent into the NAS operating system instead of on the machine and enable file-level snapshots in backup options. Best practicesĭata snapshot is not available for files that are stored on network shares, and therefore the files that are currently opened for read or write operations are skipped during backup. Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud and Acronis Cyber Backup/Protect allow backing up network shares, including shared folders created on a NAS.

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