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davidwarren

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Aug 28, 2007
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Now, I am not asking about using a network drive as a time machine back up drive, but rather, can time machine back up a network drive that is always mounted? I can't seem to get it to recognize it.
 
basically what I am dealing with is a smb shared drive on a windows box, but I want it to mount locally on my imac and have time machine back it up as if it were local. Is that possible?
 
that would be ur best becuase time machine can't do it i just looked at every option and it wont work
 
If it's possible should be fantastic!

Have to be a command in terminal to make the system see network drive as a disk.

One click you can backup server A to server B with Time Machine.
 
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