localhost
./mnt/datastore/ds-external
) and add the datastore by adding the following lines to the file /etc/proxmox-backup/datastore.cfg
:datastore: ds-external
comment Datastore on external disk
path /mnt/datastore/ds-external
I'll give it a try !As gabriel said, you can just mount an external drive, create a Datastore there and sync the current datastore to the external one.
Remember that you can sync a local datastore to another local one by creating a Remote with hostlocalhost
.
Once you have synced the whole datastore on the external disk, mount the disk on the 'new' PBS (like for example at/mnt/datastore/ds-external
) and add the datastore by adding the following lines to the file/etc/proxmox-backup/datastore.cfg
:
Code:datastore: ds-external comment Datastore on external disk path /mnt/datastore/ds-external
Now you can sync the data from the external datastore back to the local datastore in the same way as before.
no problem to mount a non encrypted datastore on another server, i do that each month, to local verify a remote datastore.but could I mount this "external" datastore on different servers? wasn´t there a kind of encryption key?
sync job will do same job as rsync, even faster irrcIs it a bad idea to tar or rsync the local datastore to an external media, and back on the remote datastore ?
In that way, I have not to use temporary sync jobs.