Today I will share with you how to backup Camera DVR data on Nas Synology via FTP and SFTP protocols in a simple way, here I use the recorder of Kbvision Model KX-8108TH1 and Nas Synology DS415+
Contents
- Step 1: You need to initialize Nas
- Step 2: Create Users for FTP – SFTP and decentralize users
- Step 3: Create a Folder containing Camera Recorder’s recording data
- Step 4: Proceed to Install FTP – SFTP protocol
- Step 5: Proceed to install the FTP-SFTP configuration on the Camera recorder
- Step 6: Check the recording file on the Recorder that has been backed up to Nas
Step 1: You need to initialize Nas
Step 2: Create Users for FTP – SFTP and decentralize users
- Go to Control Panel -> User -> Create then name User here I set: ftpcamera
- Then check the blue box in the Allow box of FTP protocol to grant user permissions in the Application Tab
Step 3: Create a Folder containing Camera Recorder’s recording data
- Go to Control Panel -> Shared Folder -> Create then name the Folder you want to store camera recording data, here I put it: luutrucam
- Then you go to File Station -> Create to create more subfolders if you have many recorders to store on Nas, here I create a subfolder that is daughicamera
Step 4: Proceed to Install FTP – SFTP protocol
- Check the box Enalble FTP service (No encryption)
- Check the Enalble SFTP service box then click Apply to save the configuration
Step 5: Proceed to install the FTP-SFTP configuration on the Camera recorder
- Server Address: 192.168.2.166 (NAS IP Address)
- Port: 22 (FTP-SFTP connection port depending on you can set differently, here I leave the default)
- Username: ftpcamera (User created and authorized to use FTP on Nas)
- Storage Path: storage/daughicamera (Folder created on Nas)
- File Size: 0 (Customize the size of the file here by yourself to default)
- Chanel: All
- Wire: All
- Period 1: Check the General box
- Then click Test to check the configuration and click OK
Step 6: Check the recording file on the Recorder that has been backed up to Nas
- The file has been successfully backed up on the Nas Folder and stored separately each day according to each separate folder, very convenient for management
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