Sudo serveradmin settings sharing:sharePointList:_array_id:/Volumes/New Volume 1/Shared Items/Backups To see the attributes of this share, use the serveradmin command followed by the settings option and then the sharing:sharePointList:_array_id:, so for a path of /Volumes/New Volume 1/Shared Items/Backups use: Under the hood, a backup share is creating in the file sharing service. Open the Time Machine System Preference pane and then click on the Select Backup Disk button from a client to see the server in the list of available targets, much as you would do with an Apple Time Capsule.
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Once started, add a backup destination at any time using the plus sign button (“+”) and defining another destination.
Don’t touch anything until the service starts. Click Create and a share called Backups is created and the service will start. Once selected, click Choose and then if desired, limit the amount of storage on the volume to be used for backups.
In most cases the Backup destination will be a mass storage device and not the boot volume of the computer. Here, click on the volume to save your backups to in the sidebar. When you click the Choose button, a list of volumes appears in a standard Finder selection screen. The selection volume should be large enough to have space for all of the users that can potentially use the Time Machine service hosted on the server. If the service hasn’t been enabled to date, the ON/OFF switch will be in the OFF position and no “Backup destination” will be shown in the Settings pane.Ĭlick on the ON button to see the New Destination screen, used to configure a list of volumes as a destinations for Time Machine backups. To enable the Time Machine service, open the Server app, click on Time Machine in the SERVICES sidebar.
The Time Machine service in macOS Server 5.2 hasn’t changed much from the service in previous operating systems.
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