Get your Fireball's password and encryption key Connect the power cable to the NAS, plug the NAS in, and then turn it on with the power button.ģ.Also, network traffic to other devices on the wireless network can suffer performance loss when competing for bandwidth with the NAS. Wireless (Wi-Fi) connections have limited bandwidth, and data transfer will take much longer than with a direct connection. The NAS should not be connected to the data source over a wireless connection.The NAS supports only a direct network connection via either the 1GigE or 10GigE ports. The NAS cannot be directly connected to a computer.At a small office, this might be a network switch or router. The Fireball NAS must be connected directly to the network. Please note: Although the illustration shows only two drive bays, all eight of the included drives must be inserted into the Synology NAS.Ģ. The disks are installed in trays, and the trays need to be placed into the NAS. If you do not have a Backblaze account yet, you can sign up from the same page.īackblaze ships the Synology NAS without the drives trays installed to better protect both NAS and drives. Ready to order your B2 Fireball? Visit our B2 Fireball Home Page and sign in to order. Not what you’re looking for? If you are a Fireball customer looking for our standard upload guide, you can find it here: How to Upload Files to B2 Using Fireball Creating a Hyper Backup job on your personal Synology device.Connecting the Fireball to your network.This guide will cover the following topics: Your internet connection is not fast enough to complete the initial backup in a reasonable amount of time.You do not have a backup in B2 Cloud Storage, but would like to.Synology NAS owners can now create Hyper Backup jobs and use a B2 Fireball as the destination.

B2 Fireball Guide: Creating and Relinking a Hyper Backup Job

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