Salesforce Backup vs DiskStation: Which is a better fit?

Organizations should definitely look into backing up your Microsoft 365 environment and not rely on Microsoft themselves. This product is perfect for this opportunity.

Honestly I feel there are no features missing, does what it is designed to do.

Great application that has reliably backed up all user data and is easy to recover to any point in time.

Seriously, your going to have to pay somehow, either in money or in the loss of privacy.

Reliable backup with great pricing, especially with bundles. We have only had to use a backup once and it worked well and was relatively easy to get the backup.

Sometimes emails which are deleted between periods of backup are missed.

We set it up in less than an hour, it works flawlessly, and we have a live backup that we can go to whenever its needed. This is a perfect product.

The criteria in the search engine are limited.

Price is good, good hardware from Synology, a lot of features or addons-apps to install, good security, a lot of updates, monitoring and logging is great, backup to the cloud is supported.

I have a bare model with a weak cpu, and so every now and then I experience latency issues, or slow ramp up times.

The interface is a lot more cleaner than I expected and having the peace of mind knowing that everything is backed up with the option to expand at a moments notice is great.

Occassional lag over the internet (con of any remote interface).

Wale W

Editor

DiskStation greatly helps with backup and file access. For those who like to try, DMS apps offer useful and fun ways to take full advantage of your network-attached storage devices.

A few things that require set up can sometimes be a bit confusing.

Backing up multiple Macs, backing itself up to another Synology drive or S3 and USB is seamless. Very easy to use and set up.

To set up remote login was a bit tricky specially setting up a DDNS.